Though he is already showing signs of possessiveness....

Okay, your yandere stepbrother just showed up and identified you. He has told you he's going to show up in your room at night. Instead of packing your bags and running immediately, you... waste time by running over to the dungeon, from which there is no exit? And then after realizing the dungeon is a bad place to be, you THEN decide to run away, at which point you're predictably caught (by more than one person, too...)

I mean at this point, it's over, you're screwed, everyone important knows there's something wrong with your identity and good luck ever getting away properly.

I'm guessing what the author meant to portray was that Rosie was planning to hide in the dungeon until the danger had passed (when the guests were gone?) but Richard made staying there too dangerous/uncomfortable due to asking Rosie to help him run. But I don't get why Rosie had to go there when she decided to run right afterwards.

Granted, I don't think she would have gotten away even if she'd run earlier. Argen definitely discovered something was up with her starting from when Richard stopped needing magic suppressant medication and Yurtha merely confirmed there was a problem with her identity for him. He wouldn't have let her run. And Yurtha probably had someone on lookout for anyone running as soon as he identified her. So, running sooner or later wouldn't have made a difference. But that doesn't change that running to the no-exit dungeon was still a weird decision to make!

I am glad she was able to get the semi-peaceful like she wanted in those 3 years.

I personally, hate every single ML, literally the only people who were like a pallette cleanser (beside obviously the MC) was Emily (when she was there, where is she and Anri anyways), the Count, and Michelle and that's it. Hah, everybody is shitty.

None of the ML's were ever willing to listen to her honestly, (the only exception is early Daniel, but later on he becomes just as insecure and insufferable as the rest of them)

At first I thought the intended ML was going to be the saving grace and the story will be something like Roxanne, but I got my hopes up too much. The ML turned out to be absolutely shitty later on too.

Especially once we get to the part where everyone is kidnapping her. And then the person who's body she didn't even willingly take over is blaming her. She didn't even want to be there in the first place. She just wants to survive and not die and get back home.

The only ending I'll except is that she goes back to Korea and can finally not be in constant fear, and terror, and be so tense every second of her life because of these shitty men.

I don't accept that she's imprisoned in her original world, no way, what kind of- this just feels like the author just wants to torture the FL.

Especially with the recent chapter where her memory is constantly wiped and has the play the sick game of pretend love and marriage with the ML. When with her memory wiped, her true memories was of Korea, so even then she just wants to be back in her original world.

I don't even know what's happening anymore, shits too confusing and the entire thing became a huge black hole with no answers.

Are Rosie and Rose body swapping? Why does Rose only come back to Korea when she died? Why did Rose literally immediately get dragged back into the world again. How did Rosie even appear when her original body was snatched???? I'm literally so confused and there hasn't been any answers since we started.

"I heard the reward is huge. They say it's the price of a mansion."

Emily's eyes twinkled as she talked about the reward.

"I don't think there's such a thing as a portrait. Didn't they say she had pink hair and pink eyes though?"

"..."

Come to think of it, this body that I possessed also has pink hair and pink eyes—

At that moment, Emily's eyes looking at me got a little bigger.

"Come to think of it, Rosie. You too—"

"I didn't know I'd get caught this easily. Actually, I'm the daughter of Count Herthas—"

"Yeah, I see."

Emily turned her head away with a cold face, as if her interest had calmed down. "