Become a God in Game of Thrones

Is this a novel without a heroine? Personally, I find those scenes with multiple girls disgusting and I can't stand them, so I wanted to ask first.

Take a look at the latest two extras, they are so bad

Since Gu Li killed the night watchman, he must not be afraid anymore. Even if they come to trouble him, he still has to see if he has the strength.

This is not enough every day

The protagonist is a fool. The author has no knowledge of the common sense of lance competition and writes based on his own assumptions. He writes it in such detail. He must think he is cool. Moreover, all the plot development relies on the author's deus ex machina, which seems too embarrassing. To put it bluntly, Bing Ling possesses a raven and goes to see him when nothing happens. He can also talk and communicate. If something happens, he can also use magic to help the protagonist. However, in order to let the protagonist have a dragon, the author forced her to die and possessed the dragon egg. In the end, she got into trouble with the three-eyed crow. It was completely unnecessary. There is also the protagonist who is like a wise man. He doesn't want to participate in the game to ensure that Arya is sent to the game and just doesn't participate in the competition. However, he wants to participate but doesn't want to wear plate armor, doesn't bring a shield, and doesn't follow the rules. It's not like the protagonist can't beat him, but it's so disgusting. You are not self-restrained. The king asks you not to go, but you end up messing around again. It's disgusting to watch. In the end, if he won the flower crown, he could just give it to his sister Erya, but the author had to give some little rose in order to get the protagonist to have a relationship with Tyrell. It's embarrassing to watch, offending and unflattering.

Not only does calling someone younger than the protagonist aunty, she still feels sympathy for mother and son. A sudden chill.

The author's writing is confusing. Earlier, he said that the protagonist absorbed too much energy, and the Night King was afraid that he would stop transforming and wanted to kill him. Later, when he awakened, he said that the Night King caught up with him and then started transforming him again. Here you can say that killing the Cold God requires the Night King. The green bead mentioned earlier was broken into powder the moment it helped the protagonist escape, and the protagonist was given mouse tail juice. How come the Night King can take the green bead away after the protagonist is transformed into the God of Cold? Taken away by the void?

The ending is too hasty, really, I think it could have been better

The author describes the characters in Game of Thrones very well and does not deviate from the characteristics of the characters in the series.

By the way, author, how many times do you update a day?