An Endless Journey Through the Worlds of Film and Television: The Sequel

Which book is the author referring to as his previous life?

I can't find the book you wrote the sequel to (please indicate which book it is).

Hehehe, I've started a new book.

I can't find this book when I search for Game of Thrones.

This is one of the few high-quality episodes of Game of Thrones that I've seen. Although it feels like it's being forced into a Western fantasy world—with many Chinese weapons, costumes, hairstyles, and so on, making it look a bit awkward—it's still a worthwhile watch.

It's very good, but the author's environmental descriptions are too detailed. I even knew the location of the damaged lighthouse beneath Whispering Fortress. Everything else is excellent, not mindless, and the plot progresses smoothly.

The early part was excellent, even I, who don't usually read A Song of Ice and Fire fanfiction, was captivated. It's a pity that after the protagonist became powerful, it turned into a typical solo dungeon-clearing story. If it had maintained the early direction, it would have been a very good A Song of Ice and Fire fanfiction. 4 stars+

The opening chapters of the novel are vividly descriptive, especially the portrayal of the protagonist's birth mother, whose life is marked by a subtle sadness and tragedy until the very end.

Despite its flaws, it's a pretty good book. The only downsides are the dragons I didn't want to see, the protagonist being Homelander, having reached the fourth-tier godhood with a crescent moon, and seemingly lacking ambition later on—mostly just assisting Daenerys in her rise to power… The main plot is basically the same as the original series…

It's pretty good. Some people say it's too drawn out, but I think it's alright. Some chapters are indeed drawn out, and there are a lot of typos and grammatical errors, but I still think it's quite enjoyable, so I'll tolerate it. Could you please revise it? 😫