Rosemary was framed and executed, and became a Baron's daughter. She only remembers her memories after being an adult, and I guess that kinda explains why she behaves kinda childishly (as opposed to Rosemary who was a lot more seasoned due to her experience in the palace).

The story would have been amazing if not for the art and the way some scenes are drawn and written. I can't tell if it's due to a poor adaptation on the manga artist's part or just bad writing on the author's part.

Firstly, the whole revenge aspect lies mostly on the part of her childhood friend and her brother. Marie, as the title says, isn't really interested in revenge. The story would have been much much deeper and touching if the scenes between Rosemary and Alberto and Renaldo were explored in a more detailed manner, rather than just a few casual scenes. For example, Renaldo is supposed to be her half-brother, but the way she just quickly accepted him is honestly strange when the artist could have spent just a bit more time showing how they got close? It just made the whole relationship really flat. In addition, somewhat personal preference but I think it would make a little more sense if the age gap between Rosemary and Renaldo is bigger, and that Rosemary should have been a little older before she got executed. Other than that, lot of scenes also feel so lame and childish - such as the random placement of her being "talented at designing dresses" and how they claim some things are great political insights when it's just common sense questions and answers.

To summarise, the plot is genuinely exciting - one where the MC has no desire for revenge, but her loved ones do. But the way it's executed is pretty awful and childish to boot. Still pretty decent though.

I’ve read until chapter 6 and can’t wait for the next chapters! If you’ve also read them you’ll know why i can’t wait to know what happens!