When I see people discuss this series, a lot of the time they're taken aback by how dark it actually is, the description, cover, and tags don't really give you a good feel of the horror vibes that underlie all of the character interactions.

If you don't like reading stories about toxic, obsessive characters and yanderes, you really won't like this. If you do though, you might enjoy this more unusual take on it. Rather than using lots of sinister looking art and expressions, it really lets the actions and thoughts of the characters speak for themselves.

At first it comes off like a pretty stereotypical "I was reincarnated as a villainess, but for some reason after I've lived my life acting sweet and kind lots of people love me instead of hating me😕" story, but as you get further into it, you get to see a lot of the POVs of the other characters, and there's a lot more going on under the surface than the FL sees. I feel like this is a rather clever play on that type of story,

The FL is the oblivious type, but I'm not mad about it. It feels like watching a horror movie where you're biting your fingernails and you want to shout at the screen "Turn around and look, can't you tell the killer's right behind you?!" It gives me anxiety but in an enjoyable way.

After reading first few chapters I skipped the whole manga...

I just started skipping whole pages, not even skimming them.