Kifflire:Fantasy Novel Stories

I am not impressed with this app. The free coins option is nice but the free points are useless. If I could use them for coins they would be worth it but they don’t. And even the links for the free coins don’t always work correctly. Inside the book it wasn’t telling me how much to unlock the story until I had enough coins and then it unlocked the wrong chapter completely, so I had to go back and fight with the whole coin process again just to read the chapter I have been trying to read. All to read one book that only has 10 chapters. I’m not spending a whole lot of money on nothing. The stories are questionable at best if they are even worth it. I find half the time I open these apps and they start out ok and then they either drag on or are just terrible. I’m not spending money for that.

I like the books on here. Like every other book app out there it is expensive, but at least it’s fun to read and there are ways to get free coins to use, it just takes longer which means it takes patience. However, I appreciate that they have that option because I tire of the apps that want you to spend at least $100 or more on a book with their only excuse being that they have to pay the writers. Most of the writers aren’t even professionals. At least you can choose with this app, go more slowly and get free coins or go more quickly and buy the coins.

Time frame wise, a woman achieving all that she became in the novel is really far-fetched. It is like a marvel story but the person remains a human being. Am still reading it as I am still entertained. Lots of typo errors though esp. with names. And there were parts where it was left hanging. And the writer must have liked psychos a lot to add characters that are getting from bad to worse. And the shaming part in a situation, worst prolong writing of the turn of events which won’t really happen in real life. It drags the story and makes the heroine dumb and the people around them. So, yes, this story maybe entertaining, in a way, empowers women to stand for themselves, but I feel like the writer can do much better as he/she has the imagination.