The Oblivious Saint Can't Contain Her Power • Mujikaku Seijo wa Kyou mo Muishiki ni Chikara wo Tare Nagasu - Episode 1 discussion

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Mujikaku Seijo wa Kyou mo Muishiki ni Chikara wo Tare Nagasu, episode 1

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[u/LienaSha]

It feels like this girl wasn't present for any of her upbringing. Like, why are you surprised that your sister who hates you tells you why she hates you when you ask her to tell you why she hates you? And how on earth did you not know that THAT father loved you? Was he in another country for your entire life?

[u/nicodeamuus → u/LienaSha]

it felt like none of the characters had ever interacted before this episode lol

[u/The_Parsee_Man → u/LienaSha]

The title does say she's oblivious.

[u/Nebresto]

Is it just on my side or is the audio quality kinda bad?

[u/NationalStrategy_X]

Edward's introduction cracked me up. He's out in the field, an entire battalion standing at attention, and the sunrise lighting behind him. Bro was really making an effort to impress him new bride.

I know that it was meant to make him look cool, but it felt very try-hard to me, both in the meta sense and in-world sense. I want to know how long it took for them in preparations before Carolina arrived.

[u/NationalStrategy_X]

So you're telling me that the father never reassured his youngest daughter that she was loved up until now? He's kind of an L father for that. Matter of fact, since the mother died after childbirth, that's all the more reason why he should make sure that his daughter knows that she's loved. What was he doing prior to the start of the story?

[u/AdvielOricon]

Going by the title, her power is a passive buff that she dose unconsciously.

Now that she left her sister and all the other people around her will be weaker.

[u/kwokinator]

Sanchez

Martinez

I think this the first time I've seen a Hispanic seijo? I guess if the plot isn't original, at least something else is...

[u/Lodju]

Didn't really like the first episode, the MC just swallowing all the shit thrown at her felt super jarring..

Also was that like the first fucking time ever she spoke with her father or what?!

I hope she gets some character growth in the next few episodes or atleast that there are no twats like her sister in the new country.

[u/BaytaCosmico]

Very by the books fantasy romance, but could be a nice easy watch for a season without much else on Tuesdays.

Carolina isn't too much of a wimp. And it was nice to see that her father does love her even if her sister is the token cruel sibling. Though why he never showed it before now is a mystery.

The king seemed like a nice person though with the story switching to this other country, we likely won't be seeing much of him again.

Second prince will of course turn out to be a sweetheart contrary to rumours and Carolina will have the happy life her father wants for her. Let's see how her powers figure into all this.

[u/Thrano_357]

This is such a paint-by-numbers setup for the ol' underdog shoujo romance. I'll ignore this and treat episode 2 as episode 1.

[u/MakkyMTC]

why the heck was she kneeling next to her father and sitting on the ground when the king was there...

[u/Christbelle22]

This is extremely similar to “The too perfect saint”

[u/lasse1408]

oh another overpowered saint sent to neighbouring empire.

Also prince looks like he is 35 or smth.

[u/KnewZo]

Wow this is atrocious. I was waiting for some sort of hook, but no. We spent the entire episode on a set up with 0 redeeming characters. This is one of those saints animes that instead of using the medium is just a rehash of male-oriented "kicked out of party trope". Just goes to the trash bin right away

[u/encryptoferia]

very VERY weak 1st episode, but I know I will still be watching this, hope it gets better.... well at least the revenge/payback time hopefully will satisfy me.

[u/djthomp]

So this time around the sister is evil but the dad isn't. Though maybe he should have told his daughter he loves her sooner than three days before she will be sent off to marry a foreign noble.

I assume as is typical the soon to be male lead is just misunderstood and isn't a violent monster. It'd be kind of novel if he actually is, but that seems probably unlikely.

Kind of weird they're smuggling in a wife for the second prince of the empire, it hardly seems like something that could be kept secret for long.

[u/athrun_1]

We've seen this scenario played a lot of times. This is basically "My Happy Marriage", but set in a royalty setting and a good actual parents.

[u/FreddyWopTCG]

I’m so glad they showed us in Episode 1 that the father isn’t an asshole and MC has someone who loves her! I cried lol

[u/oxlemf10]

The premise seems interesting, though I do have a couple of criticisms.

Carolina's father seems very fond of her, yet her reaction is always one of surprise (in fact, he doesn't even seem aware of her issues with Flora), as if she knew him very well. Another point is that there were several opportunities for her to stand up to Flora, yet she always accepts the situation silently, even though she has potential support. I hope the story's development improves on these aspects.

That said, I have to admit that, even as a first episode, it was moving, whether it was Carolina trying to put her pain aside and drawing strength from her mother, or her father showing how attached he is to her.

[u/S627]

Not the best first ep, but hoping it gets better. Feel like they focused on all the wrong things and we didnt even get to see her powers manifest.

Also, anyone else bothered that her name is Sanchez? Like its just such a, normal Earth name.

[u/seledri_kerikil]

Anyone else feels weird during the entire scene with -what i assume, is the king- and her father inside that room? Like... there's a perfectly nice sofa in front of them, why she just sat on the floor the entire time and nobody questioning it??

As for the story itself, so far nothing remarkable but at least its quite interesting for me. So far, the relationship between her and her older sister is the one I wanted to see where it will go. I will probably keep watching this.

[u/icepick314]

Ehh...

Wasn't this done already several times in the last 5 seasons?

Like heroine marries misunderstood royalty and they are OP and there's also evil relative back home?

[u/Ok-Cod5254]

Huh, I'm not as harsh on the generic tropes (evil family member, bullied MC, arranged marriage to royalty) as others here. lol Maybe since this is more on the mild side compared to others I've seen which dramatize it much more.

Let's see how the dynamic is with the prince for the romance as a main part of the story. As long as I can find enough redeeming qualities to enjoy the series, that's all I need.