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No, that is how it works. For kepubs, there are two settings for page numbering. One is "Current chapter" which displays the number of pages in the current chapter. With this, the page count changes as the font size and other settings are changed and is basically the number of screens of text for the chapter.
The other page numbering is "Entire book". With this, a fixed page count is calculate based on some algorithm and the characters or words or something else in the book. The page numbering does not depend on the font size or other settings. And it is not per screen. That means that depending on the size of the font you use, you might see more than one page per screen (very small font) or the page might spread over multiple screen (larger fonts). This method is similar to the page numbering used for epubs, but I doesn't seem to use exactly the same algorithm.
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