Get sucked into reading the stories but when you try to claim anything other than daily check in you hardly ever get the videos to receive bonus coins, always comes up with oops problem with video. Takes so long to read a story.

A very fascinating story with thrill, suspense, comedy, drama and fantasy in one. The flow of the story in each chapter is interesting. I gave 2 stars for a few reasons…Some confusing and conflicting names like Cheryl’s mom from Tina to Nancy, Josh to Jake and at some point Lilly was Tilly, the his and her were in wrong sentences, Crawford becoming Crawson… there are spelling and grammar errors. Proofreading is needed. As I move along from chapter to chapter, I had to go back to check the names as I have mentioned, it’s confusing. The coins are expensive! Many may find it okay to pay or buy coins but like me there are some who would have liked or even love to keep reading but have to stop because can’t move on to the next chapter. There are a few good novels on this app but… it’s just too expensive, I can’t understand why it has to be that expensive.

Absolute scam. I have been checking in daily and watching their "rewards" ads—which are outrageously long, sometimes 3 minutes each—just to build a balance. I have not read a single book or spent a single coin. Yet, I watched my balance drop from 731 to 552 overnight. I have the screenshots to prove it. This app is literally stealing days' worth of my time.They take your ad-viewing time to line their pockets, then "delete" your rewards to try and force you to buy coins with real money. It is predatory, unethical, and a total waste of time. Avoid this digital pickpocket at all costs.

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