After going through the translations of the press conference, here is how I see what was portrayed:
She comes off browbeaten. A narcissistic, self-interested browbeaten person, but browbeaten by a success and money-driven giant corporation who is using it's resources to paint her in the worst light possible.
From the picture I had of her, she should have been some cool, calm mastermind. Instead she came off as very driven, yet now scattered and fragile person who wants what she wants (ADOR and New Jeans) and there's not much room for much else. And yes that's slightly scary, because its obvious that when things don't go her way, it's not pleasant. But here's the thing - she didn't come off as someone capable of a hostile takeover - and that's how she was being painted. She just wanted to figure out how to take what she cared about (ADOR and New Jeans) and leave.
Then the question becomes - who was painting her this way? Well she paints Hybe as a ruthless, success-driven company pretending to care about the environment and pitting their employees against each other while being two faced to both their own employees and the public. In the end, what's worse? A self-interested driven artist who only wanted to be free? Or the greedy conglomerate that wants success at all costs and to now destroy her because she won't play nice?
And end press conference.