Game of Thrones: the Three-headed Dragon Viserys

Chapter 135, the protagonist actually cares so much about war justice, I cried to death, Song Xianggong has a successor. The purpose of war has always been to win by any means necessary, not to care about winning or losing for the sake of justice. Justice in war has always been about the winner deceiving others and clearing the ground for themselves, but some people actually believe it? For the sake of so-called justice, Jon Clinton lost his victory in the original plot, but the protagonist actually felt that he was right. Did he deserve to have his whole family killed? If this protagonist hadn't been tricked, he would definitely be worse than Dragon Mother. Dragon Mother knows that you can't be merciful at critical moments. If you win, you will have a great scholar to preach justice to me.

Really don't know what to write? First of all, gods, you must choose one side to cooperate with, and why did the protagonist go to Dragonstone Island? Anyone with a sane mind should go back to Pentos to get the three dragon eggs, and then follow the route of the original Dragon Mother to rob Slaver's Bay. After that, you will have money, people, and dragons, an army of 20,000 to 30,000, and four dragons, and then unite with Dorne to capture several trading city-states in the south. At this time, you will have at least 70,000 to 80,000 troops, and then go to Westeros. Who dares to oppose you? If you don't develop and strengthen yourself, why talk about politics every day? Look at the Americans. When the aircraft carrier moves, who dares to be disobedient in the Middle East, Europe, and Africa? To put it bluntly, politics is about internal affairs, and external affairs are about the military.

I'm not here to see the group portraits. Write less about Jon. What's the point of writing about him in consecutive chapters? He's not the protagonist.

It's a pity that a book of this quality only has a 7.8 In q-reading, which can only be said to be mangosteen fine chaff.

Baratheon kills Targaryen, you won't keep the princess, will you?

The three-headed dragon is not Ghidorah yet, bad review! It doesn't matter whether you are capable or not! But being handsome is a lifelong thing! Please give me a four-star chat to apologize.

You still want to charge for this crappy book! ! ! ! ! Shocked.

The author should not keep writing in depth about the mysterious power that is briefly mentioned in the original work. Readers who are not familiar with the original work will not be able to understand it. Old readers will only think that you have been filling in the plot without the main purpose.

The dragon is coming. Run! Under the dragon flames, all living beings are equal. No matter you are a king, a knight, or a commoner! Even death must serve the dragon flame!

When writing about Game of Thrones, I think the best way to write it is at the beginning of the plot, when the king goes north. After all, most people have not read the original work, but have watched the TV series, and they have difficulty understanding many characters in the TV series. The one who is often thought to be the protagonist will be there soon. No matter who is written, who is the protagonist, anyone can do it, even a Lannister, but the most important thing must be to become king, unify, and then face the Night King. As for God, write less and write less. Game of Thrones has a shitty God. The Red God talked about it for a long time. In the end, Melisandre did not rely on the ruby ​​on her chest to cast fire magic and maintain her vitality. Don't write about God exerting his power to directly intervene in reality. Then there is the killing of those who deserve to be killed, and those who deserve to be subordinates become subordinates. Finally, there is the woman, who must have a political marriage. This book is pretty good so far. There aren't many Game of Thrones movies that I can watch, so cheers to the author.