The way the FL treats this as a common transmigration villainess story, while everyone else looks at her like an eldritch horror story come to life is hilarious.
Especially because both are not wrong from their perspectives. FL treating everything like a story in some book makes her seem detached from those around her, which only fuels the feeling of her not being human. Add to the fact that she is someone possessing another's body, it just justifies their feeling of unease. The characters' reactions to the FL is a nice change of pace from the norm and it actually makes sense given that they're in a mideval setting where such beliefs were common.
The way the FL treats this as a common transmigration villainess story, while everyone else looks at her like an eldritch horror story come to life is hilarious.
Especially because both are not wrong from their perspectives. FL treating everything like a story in some book makes her seem detached from those around her, which only fuels the feeling of her not being human. Add to the fact that she is someone possessing another's body, it just justifies their feeling of unease. The characters' reactions to the FL is a nice change of pace from the norm and it actually makes sense given that they're in a mideval setting where such beliefs were common.