The Double Life of My Billionaire Husband

I would be into watching this and giving a genuine review if you could actually watch it without going broke.

There are 49 parts and you have to pay approximately $5 for each part. They charge in 'coins' and episode 2/49 is 79 coins. The cheapest value bundle of coins is $9.99 for 150 coins.

You would end up paying $250+ to watch this series.

And I dunno about anyone else checking this out but while the story might be curious the acting and videography is wildly mediocre.

I don't know this business model actually sucks anyone in to continue paying $5 for every 2 minutes of video but I'm not rich enough for that.

Right out, the title suggests that this story is completely ridiculous. But, did you watch an episode in its entirety? You may have stuck around if you're reading this. This story focuses on basic, ridiculous, and nuanced relationship dilemmas and throws a torch into them. The writing is formulaic at times and there is conflict in every scene. I normally hate stories like this, ones that focus on hidden communication, but I found myself hooked. Some scenes seem quite forced, but there are true glimmers that keep us attuned to the tiny screens in our hands. I think that most of the actors do their part in creating the world that must be believed in order to keep this story going.

However, so far there has been no way to watch the series in full even with paying exorbitant prices.

So I paid to keep watching on Google app which led me here to this app to watch the rest for free and it's not on here. So I'm very upset for the false advertisement. This is a really good storyline. So I left this review so no one else gets tricked. You may as well watch a little each day until you get through it. I paid $7.99 for the google coins and it only gave me 4 or 5 episodes. Then I thought it was here. So I'm uninstalling this app too. I won't say what happened here. I won't spoil it. I'm very upset though that it looks as of I can come watch it here and I really can't. So save your money.

Sooo, the ad for this came up on my Instagram reels. I was hooked by the trailer so I followed it to the ReelShort App to see the rest. I had to watch 5 dumb ads to watch the first 5 VERY short episodes. Then I was told I had to pay to watch the rest now instead of waiting another day to watch another 5 ads to continue. So I opted for the extortionate offer of buying coins, and fell for the offer of a bonus 2500 if I bought 2500. Wellll, it took so many coins to finish watching that I worked it out that I paid nearly $13 for less than an hour's worth of show. It WAS enjoyable and there were redeeming qualities of the two stars. But some acting wasn't so good, it was clumsy and awkward at times, and it's an expensive way to watch. The main actors are handsome and beautiful and portrayed their characters well.

As most would agree, this is an incredible miniseries. The problem is trying to watch it in a reasonable manner is ridiculous. Each episode is one minute or two minutes long, really? And then, depending on where you look, you can get bonuses but the bonuses are a joke as well. Why make people pay for something that's so well liked instead of getting advertisers to support the mini series? At this rate, I'm probably going to never know how it turns out because it is taking me too much time to figure out how to get to the next episode, without coming out of my pocket, using bonuses . This is not the best way at all. You should fix this. No one should pay $250 to see a miniseries. Fix this.