Mermaid Omega Marries Into a Wealthy Family Novel Review

My Thoughts on Mermaid Omega Marries Into a Wealthy Family

First Impressions

Okay, so I dove into Mermaid Omega Marries Into a Wealthy Family with a healthy dose of curiosity. The premise alone – a calm mermaid omega marrying into a wealthy family in a futuristic setting – is enough to pique anyone's interest. I was hoping for a fluffy, romantic read, but it turned out to be something...else. My initial reaction was a bit of "what is going on?" mixed with intrigue.

What Works Well

The world-building is definitely a strong point. The combination of mermaid lore and omegaverse dynamics creates a unique setting. I found the MC's initial setup intriguing. He's a detached, cunning omega mermaid hiding his true identity, and that kept me hooked for a while. The pharmacist element, with the inherited memories, also had potential, even though it wasn't fully explored. There is also something to be said about the peace-loving MC, who isn't interested in revenge, which is different from other similar stories.

Areas of Concern

Honestly, the execution fell short of its potential. The writing quality is a major issue; it's often described as "bad" and "laughable." I found myself struggling to understand what was happening at times. The plot can feel convoluted, and the characters sometimes come across as flat or inconsistent. The MC, while initially intriguing, can seem passive and emotionally distant, making it hard to connect with him. The romance also feels underdeveloped; I didn't quite buy into the chemistry between the MC and the ML.

Final Verdict

Mermaid Omega Marries Into a Wealthy Family is a novel with interesting ideas, but it suffers from poor execution. If you're willing to overlook the writing quality and plot inconsistencies, you might find some enjoyment in the unique world-building and the MC's pragmatic nature. However, if you're looking for a well-developed romance or a tightly plotted story, you might be disappointed. Ultimately, I'd say this is a 3/5 star read. It's an okay way to pass the time, but don't expect a masterpiece.