I like it because of the art but like the prequel (but even worse) there are too many plot holes and it felt rushed. Maybe the author wanted to finish this story under 30 chapters, but you can definitely tell that this need at least another 15-20 chapters to flush out the story completely OR at least the “burning questions” plot lines. - Why does Ian want to punish Angel and why does the mermaid girl hate Angel? - Why does the big brother disproves of Angel? - Why did the 2nd brother truly hired someone to tail and take pictures of Herman? - What did Angel do once he was imprinted? - What happened to the hunter girl after escaping from her failed attack?
All this could’ve been answered properly if this series was longer. The art kept me going but I felt like the author was trying to end the series do lack of motivation. 3/5 stars
I like it because of the art but like the prequel (but even worse) there are too many plot holes and it felt rushed. Maybe the author wanted to finish this story under 30 chapters, but you can definitely tell that this need at least another 15-20 chapters to flush out the story completely OR at least the “burning questions” plot lines.
- Why does Ian want to punish Angel and why does the mermaid girl hate Angel?
- Why does the big brother disproves of Angel?
- Why did the 2nd brother truly hired someone to tail and take pictures of Herman?
- What did Angel do once he was imprinted?
- What happened to the hunter girl after escaping from her failed attack?
All this could’ve been answered properly if this series was longer. The art kept me going but I felt like the author was trying to end the series do lack of motivation. 3/5 stars