This is fascinating !!!
There's been a huge surge in popularity/interest in Mugyo and Saju as the soft power of Korea expands, but until VERY recently, Mugyo has been portrayed as "burdensome but ultimately necessary for the good of many." Yet now I have 2 nickels (as the saying goes): this manhwa and the recent kdrama 'The East Palace' that have shown Mugyo in a distinctively negative light with no good traits or intentions in sight. I'm curious if this story will stick with the narrative of "Mugyo is bad; Sainthood is good/much better" or if the MC's perception of her previous life will change or mellow out? So curious! So fascinating!!
After dying while escaping the painful fate of becoming a shaman, Dorothy wakes in another world as a saint. Unlike the gods who tried to possess her and punished her refusal with pain, this world’s deities protect her and ask her to restore faith by reforming a corrupt temple. With their powers, her wit, and shamanic showmanship, Dorothy turns miracles into proof. But can she persuade Theodore, a god-hating emperor scarred by the temple’s lies, and win the peaceful life she has always wanted?
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