Game of Thrones: King of Kings

I saw it when I scanned the list, and it's pretty good. Game of Thrones fan. The protagonist is reborn into the Game of Thrones world at the end of the Usurper War and becomes Gerold Dayne of House Dayne. Inheriting the identity of the city lord after his father and brother died in battle, he changed his original path of focusing on improving personal martial arts and changed the direction of farming. Currently, he is pretending to have discovered a gold mine to convince the head of the Dane family, Earl Lyman, to provide resources to help recruit mountain people to expand his power. Why read this book: Speaking of which, in the past two years, external station routines have become mainstream. Nowadays, it is basically a system that pops up, and then the protagonist thinks that he is destined to be the protagonist who has no disadvantages. To be honest, I don't like this. On the one hand, it is brainless and on the other hand, it is too childish and dramatic. Although this book is also system-oriented, the current chapters look pretty good. It is a traditional fantasy farming novel. The protagonist naturally has the foresight and advantages of modern people, and the indigenous people also have their own wisdom. This is a novel. Why not read this book: I don't know if it will be cut in the future. In the past week, I have cut into two novels and rewritten one. This is also a trend brought by external websites, alas. In general, I'll give it a try. I'll make a comment later depending on the situation.

Game of Thrones Fans Dain Branch This book was recommended by a friend next door. I just wanted to read this subject recently, so I clicked on it and read it in one sitting. The first two chapters are slow and hot, and you can directly read Chapter 5 and Chapter 6, and the pattern opens directly with the author. Plot details: At the beginning, the protagonist travels to the Dark Star, Zero, and obtains the domination prestige lineage panel. After expressing his opinions on the mountain people and his ambition (crazy words) against the ten thousand enemies, he is appreciated by Count Lemon and becomes the opponent's attendant. When summoned, through judgment of the terrain, he directly tells that there is a gold mine in a certain place, and seriously deceives the opponent to use money and troops to invest in the protagonist. Later, he encountered a conspiracy against him. After seeing through it, he defeated the opponent's army and received 500 gold sealing fees from Lord Mander. After receiving soldiers and money, Zero captured Eddard Stark directly before he returned to return the Dawn Sword. He also possessed Dane's spirit of honor and won Eddard's favor. He found out that it was a "misunderstanding" and let him go. (Finally, I would like to thank the protagonist) At present, the protagonist has obtained the title of Knight of Gaoyin City, and is actively farming, secretly digging copper mines, and attracting all the mountain people into his hub by dividing the fields. The only way to offend the nearby lords is to rely on underdeveloped information dissemination and bullying. Once the farming is successful and the troops are well trained, he will no longer be afraid. Why read this book: The plot concepts and ideas are very innovative, and all the plots are currently interconnected, and there is no useless plot. Moreover, the protagonist at the beginning is not bad, brave and resourceful. To be honest, the author's own upper limit really determines the protagonist's IQ. Regarding the interaction between the protagonist and the characters, the expressions of the characters' lines are quite brilliant, and the sense of refreshment and contrast are also well mastered. The information is also very detailed and sufficient, and it is very informative about field division, military training, economy, and terrain. This kind of novel shows the level and care of such details. Why not read this book: The word count is small and it's tiring to follow, but there are no other flaws. I recommend it to friends who like farming and Game of Thrones fans. It is indeed a good book. Grain (temporary)

It looks good. At the beginning, he was born in the Dane family (the Dane of Sword of Dawn) and inherited a knighthood. This kind of background is not new among Game of Thrones fans. In fact, the author writes well and has the flavor of a P Club player. It is very suitable for writing novels such as Lord War and Hegemony. Similar themes can be written with a good flavor even if you don't write about Game of Thrones. As long as you don't drift off and keep the pace, this book feels like it will be popular.