Such as:

• How can a main character who finds herself in a book remember all the details of a random story she read years, decades, or possibly even lifetimes ago? Our MC gets a mental copy when she wakes up in a book. She can recall the entire story, and refer to different passages at will.
• Why does no one ever notice that their loved one is now possessed by a completely new person? They do. This has caused the MC significant pain in the past, attempting to balance being herself, and needing to be the character. And she has failed to fully be the character in the past, resulting in the character's family rejecting her, or being horrified and trying to find their real loved one. The MC's multi-life experience and omniscience also shine through at times, striking the others that there is something about her they can't quite comprehend.
• Aren't some of the situation set ups in novels ridiculous and make no sense? Absolutely. The MC calls out how ridiculous and unrealistic it is that her character's mother, a lowly maid, got her hands on two highly specialized drugs in an elaborate plot to sleep with the Duke one time, plan to get pregnant from that, and then create a scheme to return, become his second wife, and 'kill' his Duchess with grief.
  Rather than the more plausible and realistic scenario of the Duke was super drunk and r*ped a maid. Because he's, y'know, a Duke, who was drunk, and she was there. And that he then he killed her to hide his guilt and look good to his wife. MC is actively exasperated with the drama of novel situations.
• Doesn't being in someone else's body really mess with you, mentally? Totally. Our MC has some bad dysmorphia and crisis of identity from being in someone else's body and life. She can't remember her own name, and struggles to find where she ends and the character she pretends to be begins. She's actually relieved her current character is so poorly liked her 'family' knows nothing about her, so there's no pressure.
• How does an isekaied person know what to do? She doesn't. She is completely flailing in the dark. Is she supposed to complete the story as written? Is she supposed to rewrite it in her favor? Is she supposed to avenge her character? No idea. She is just trying and seeing what works.

• It's really nice to see Rosetta open up to the people around her and healing from her trauma (and it's not instant like in some series).
• All the characters were developed in one way or another; we get to see their motivations, their goals, the meaning behind their actions.
• The characters aren't stagnant and their actions affect each other!
• MC's brother and father get pushed aside a bit but her relationship with her younger sister is so cute! Super wholesome
• That being said, Alisha is flawed and sometimes you end up hating her character a bit but she redeems herself big time!!
• Emotional maturity!
• Side characters are interesting as well, wish there was more on Blanca the kick-ass information guild leader
• Forgot the OG!MLs name but he's a bit flat as a villain lol just pure evil doing evil things. The usual.
• Really liked the main antagonist Yurian (as an antagonist, bc as a person he deserves to be blended into a smoothie). He was super interesting to me and offers another side of the obsessive men that are super popular in rofan.

• This was a real page turner for me as in I binged it for hours at a time
• Pacing was great for the most part, and the occasional lulls give way to significant events that speed up the plot again
• Some parts were a tad predictable but most developments are original and refreshing
• The story flows pretty naturally so nothing feels like it's being forced down your throat
• Rosetta is a bit OP as a MC but not to the point where she's a Mary-Sue? She gets pretty close at times though.

• The romance isn't teeth-rottingly sweet but it's pretty darned cute and had me squealing at times
• Cassion and Rosetta communicate well, although lots of the romance is under the surface rather than overtly doing so
• Their connection feels genuine to me? It's like they're slowly drawn to each other and gradually fall for each other rather than a whirlwind romance where he's whipped 200 words in
• If you're looking for spice this doesn't have it (unfortunately). Another one where the "night is long". You know.
• They make up for each other's shortcomings and balance each other out rather than being an OP headstrong MC+ an OP headstrong ML
• Cassion is not a cringe soft boy but he shows his emotions and has empathy (unlike those stonecold MLs)

• Everything is wrapped up really nicely at the end; Yurian getting poetic justice by dying a nobody, Rosetta and co. being able to live in peace since they're freed from the book, OG!ML dying bc I straight up didn't like him, etc. Just a good, happy ending that tied up all the loose ends.
• My only complaint is that I wanted more side stories.... but the end is still good! Wedding (I think).

She was a woman who died three times in other dog blood novels, in the first chapter where she transmigrates for the fourth time the author explicitly wrote that she was already numb and indifferent to dying, such an apathetic person... and yet 2/ 3 chapters later apparently all the traumas she had were resolved? And is she even willing to help the new female lead?
When I read it I was like WHAT?
Poor thing, So helpful... but let's take care of ourselves before we rush off to help others, eh?

She had 3 lives, 3 of which, all died tragically and even with this recurrence, when she saved the amnesiac (possible ML) villain who had just had an accident, she just couldn't convince him that she had no bad intentions for him. (And hey, she took him to safety, paid a doctor to tend to his injuries, made sure no one recognized him, waited to rest, and so on.)
How did the guy maintain his distrust, what did she do next?
SHE TELLED ALL HER PLANS AND EVEN DARE TO TALK ABOUT WHAT WILL HAPPEN IN THE FUTURE.
This pissed me off so much!!!
Has she had 3 lives and still hasn't learned to be a more perceptive person?

At one point, the MC was ambushed by a character she wanted to recruit, who suppose to be an assassin. The MC expected the assassin to "do crime against" her, but was surprised by her assault.
The assassin, who knew nothing about her target, tried to kill the MC in close combat after failing with arrows, despise the original request was just to "do harm". When she lost, she begged for mercy because she had a sick sister to care for.
The informant who led the MC to the assassin did not warn her about the trap, and just cackled madly every time they met.