It actually reads like a bargain bin version of "Into the Light Once Again". The MC even has a very similar hairdo as young Aisha. The whole "I won't trust people again" isn't a big, long drawn plot point in that Webtoon either, but it held far more gravitas than here, where it's literally inconsequential, because we get the entire "backstory" all the way to her teenage years as a rapid fire exposition dump. Even the fact that it's about a summoner, having "holy" powers through the contract is the same - just that Aisha actually wields "real" holy powers by the order of their world, it's just that humans believe to be a god what is actually just the spirit king of the light element, so her spirit powers are obviously the same. Here, she really isn't the saint, but of course, her powers are of a kind that used to be much stronger than any saint. But it's not just that it feels like a cheap knock-off of a good story, but it's just not good, even when I look at it as objectively as possible.
It actually reads like a bargain bin version of "Into the Light Once Again". The MC even has a very similar hairdo as young Aisha. The whole "I won't trust people again" isn't a big, long drawn plot point in that Webtoon either, but it held far more gravitas than here, where it's literally inconsequential, because we get the entire "backstory" all the way to her teenage years as a rapid fire exposition dump. Even the fact that it's about a summoner, having "holy" powers through the contract is the same - just that Aisha actually wields "real" holy powers by the order of their world, it's just that humans believe to be a god what is actually just the spirit king of the light element, so her spirit powers are obviously the same. Here, she really isn't the saint, but of course, her powers are of a kind that used to be much stronger than any saint.
But it's not just that it feels like a cheap knock-off of a good story, but it's just not good, even when I look at it as objectively as possible.