Game of Thrones: Battle Royale Game

In fact, the writing was pretty good. The first few battles of wits were quite interesting, but the author ended it hastily due to poor performance, which was a pity. If you think about it carefully, the theme of Game of Thrones and Battle Royale is quite excellent. The essence of Game of Thrones is to fight for chicken. Unless there is only one winner left, then the Game of Thrones will not end, and we must fight to the end. This reminds me a bit of "The 13 People of Kamakura Palace". As far as this book is concerned, the first half is quite exciting, but after entering Slaver's Bay, there are obvious signs of rush. It feels like a pity book. There are really not many Game of Thrones fans to read. After all, almost every character in Mr. Martin's works is wonderful. It is very difficult to restore the character of these characters. Therefore, Game of Thrones fans are really difficult to write, and they are relatively niche.

Game of Thrones, a fantasy version of battle royale, group battle, how should I put it, group battle but well written, the plot is basically like a hundred new people with unlimited flow fighting high-intensity team battles.

The author has posted about the 100-player battle royale game in Game of Thrones before, but it was unfinished. This time it is said that the outline has been sorted out. The evaluation is that the poisonous points that were there before are still there and have not changed at all.

[Twenty-Four's Library] "Game of Thrones: Battle Royale" is an excellent novel about power and wit. [Brief review] As a Game of Thrones fan novel, the author writes very wonderfully about the power and wits, and at the same time, the character creation follows the original characters, giving it a real sense of the Game of Thrones world. It may be due to the newcomers, but there are some shortcomings. A lot of ink was spent on the early start, and the system's mission prompts are a bit too deliberate, but starting from crossing the river and defecting to Governor Illyrio, it is very exciting. [Work information] Book Title: Game of Thrones: The Battle Royale Game Author: Jun Jian Yinuo Genre: Fantasy-Epic Fantasy Tags: Game of Thrones fandom, battle of wits, decisive killing, Machiavellian tactics Status: Serializing (690,000 words) [Recommendation Index] ★★★★☆ [Reason for recommendation] The protagonist participated in the battle royale game and was sent to the world of Game of Thrones with several people. All players come with the system and can choose their own starting character. The protagonist Ian excitedly selected the character and found that it turned out to be a big pit. The system provided the same equipment to players of the same profession, making it very easy to distinguish between natives and players. Ian began to disguise himself, recruit mercenaries, and design to hunt down players. Killing players will earn points, which can be used to purchase props in the system mall. The bottom three in the monthly points ranking will be assassinated by the killer. The system will trigger plot tasks from time to time, and will regularly release confrontation tasks to guide players to fight each other. Players, of course, have many strange operations. The protagonist Ian discovers a bug in the system that triggers tasks, and gets two tasks steadily every month. At the same time, Ian also designs to frame a family, pretending to be the only survivor of the family, and goes to Dragon Mother; there is a face-shaping bug in the player card system, and he pinches himself into Lyanna's face to get close to Robert; there are also players who seize the loophole and sneak into the wildlings north of the Great Wall to become the leader... [Similar recommendations] "Game of Thrones: The Flame King"