With a Mount & Blade Status Screen, I Run Amok in the Realm of Game of Thrones

Okay, okay, I haven't even killed anyone in dozens of chapters on my first mission.

First, the "Thousand-Faced God System" itself is not a good idea. Using native gods from the Game of Thrones universe as a cheat code implies that the protagonist will always be subordinate to the gods within that theocratic background. Besides that, there are the system tasks, and undeniably, many people dislike systems that force the host to do certain things.

Putting everything else aside, at least the writing is coherent and readable. It's in a league of its own among Tomato's Game of Thrones fanfiction. Five stars for encouragement! I hope the author continues to do well; as long as there aren't any major logical flaws, I'll keep reading. Is this supposed to be a costumed story? Aside from a few Game of Thrones characters, nothing else is relevant. I'm a bit disappointed.

III. Plunder: After killing or defeating one person, regardless of whether the opponent is poor or rich, you can plunder one Golden Dragon. (Skill fixed) Does this mean the protagonist can use the opportunity of training new recruits to farm gold dragons?

So far, there aren't any major flaws; it's alright. However, the automatic equipment replenishment during upgrades feels a bit problematic. You could write a story where all your skills are maxed out, but you still have to buy equipment, which just creates an opportunity for others to exploit the system. Alternatively, you could farm equipment yourself.

All I want to say is that, compared to the hundreds of named characters in the original work, this book has a pretty good pace.

It's alright on tomatoes.

I've been looking for a Game of Thrones book where the Night's Watch is the main character, and finally, I've found one. The Night's Watch are all in black armor and wear black cloaks—they're incredibly awesome.

Although I don't like the Game of Thrones style of writing, or more precisely, I dislike the petty, mundane feel of Western novels, this is a book the author put their heart into. Four stars.

This is so good! Wow, there's not a single bad thing about it, it flows so smoothly. This book is definitely going to be a huge hit. The protagonist gets incredibly happy without any suppression. Everything is in the book