Synopsis:

I was exhausted from reading the script all night and fell asleep, but it was about a kimchi fight, a secret birth, and an amnesia.

I suddenly possessed Cha Ye-ryun, the villainous girl from the drama 'Flower of Ordeals', which is full of all kinds of absurd situations.

"I will protect you, Cha Ye-ryun. If I can’t go back to reality even after the drama ends, then I will be you."

Cha Ye-ryun only has one goal - avoiding her unfortunate ending where she has to spend the rest of her life in prison.

Will she be able to overcome the unfortunate ending and escape the Flower of Ordeals?

(Main story is finished, though IDK if there would be epilogues/specials posted)

My thoughts (with spoilers): 

Like the title said, it's one of the best modern OI I've read in a while + the art is really beautiful! The main leads are developed enough in my opinion and the antagonist(s) are decent enough, though still within the 'dumber than the MC' syndrome, though it goes well with the main concept of the story, >!which is the Flower of Ordeals (aka, the novel's system trying to keep the OG story)!<

The story is similar to Kill the Villainess, with the FL hellbent on escaping the novel world to go back to their original one. I love how Cha Yeryun is really set on returning to her own world yet still acknowledges (or rather, is afraid) that she might be stuck in the novel for the rest of her life. The plot twist that >!Eunwoo is also a transmigrater is great too. They gave enough hints in the beginning to show that he's just like her, although he has given up the possibility of ever going back!<. They compliment each other well, with Cha Yeryun taking the lead and encouraging Eunwoo to battle against his destined fate in the original novel; while he showed her >!the true Flower of Ordeal (literally just breaking out of character to piss the system haha)!<

As for the antagonist, Han Seori. She's decent enough, and like I stated beforehand, she fell into the 'dumber than MC' syndrome. She's introduced as the usual OG!FL in the genre: clueless, naive, and a magnet for hot and handsome men's love. However, as the story progresses, she descends further into madness because of her jealousy over Cha Yeryun and the fact that people are losing their rose-tinted view on her. I especially love when >!her workmates realises how much, or rather, how little she actually works due to her spending time with Cha Yebin (aka her not-really-idk-actually-step-brother, he's adopted)!< We can see how she is being manipulated by >! the Flower of Ordeals!< and how it slowly merges with her novel persona, from a kind and gentle woman to a jealous-stricken one. 

Speaking of which, I absolutely LOVED how >!the system!< works in the story, reminiscent of Extraordinary You. It's eerie whenever the novel characters >!gets possessed by the system and just highjacks everything to get the main leads to act according to the original script!<. The cherry on top is how menacing it is in its goal to >!essentially, continue the original drama!<, especially when Cha Yeryun is having a breakdown in front of her brother and he is just like >!"That's not your line, say it again"!<.

Overall, the story + pacing is good, with some plot points being rushed or just glossed over but that's expected. I definitely recommend this if you guys want a modern OI with a somewhat unique plot and rounded (main) characters. 

I rate this a 7.5 out of 10 stars :))

(I just realised that I could've just put my entire thought in a spoiler tag haha sorry about that)

[I Will Escape From the Flower of Ordeals] - One of the Best Modern OI I've Read!