The Billionaire's Bride: Our Vows Do Not Matter - Reviews

"hmmmm... what about the zee word" i continued to push.

Yan Xiangma's facial expression finally sunk down. For the first time, a kind of cold and fierce expression was displayed in front of Li Muyang.

"Ehhhh, it's all soggy now."

I feel like I'm reading tern wolf. I just started reading the book but it's similar to teen wolf in lot of ways i hope in later chapters it will change.

I've read over a hundred chapters of this novel now. This is the type of monster MC you would either adore or hate. Why do I say this? This protagonist never truly becomes a dragon, at heart or soul, he will always be human. You could see this from each and every one of his interactions with sentient species; every time he inflicts harm upon them he would wallow in self-pity, guilt and philosophical debates (on the universe, life and death) for chapters on end. There's no growth to him as a dragon, whilst his power grows, his personality stays just as it was in chapter 1. Him living for years as a dragon doesn't change him a bit...which I find extremely disappointing.

Excellent story of two people from different worlds fighting through the good and bad to make it through with their relationship, Averie and Giles and problems they face.

I'll give it a four as of currently, simply because the story has just started, and we don't know much about the plot and story as of now. As the story continues, I will tinker my review to update with the current state of the story.