Game of Thrones: Don't Starve Players, Conquer the World

This kind of extremely selfish protagonist who would risk death for the sake of profit is rare in today's Internet era. But regardless of the character of the protagonist, the current writing style and plot concept are pretty good. Reading it as a fantasy novel can solve the book shortage.

Come on, everything above is pretty good. Don't control the hook too much. It's best to use the hook to leverage the power of the local people. The charm of the Game of Thrones is brought about by the power of the local people. I would rather teach me to betray the world than let the world betray me. Only Cao Cao-like characters are more attractive.

Game of Thrones · House of Dragon · Birth Traversal · System · Second Generation of Belron · A very well written Targaryen novel about House of Dragons. Except that the protagonist is too young and is making trouble everywhere at the age of four. Starting knight training at the age of four is a bit abstract. Other aspects are pretty good. I am well prepared and have clear goals. I am not merciful and feel quite comfortable. From more than thirty chapters to more than forty and fifty chapters, the wisdom is obvious. Are you no longer shy about using space backpacks in public? Is this directly tampering with the subconscious mind of the entire continent? Turn a blind eye to all the irrationality of the protagonist? A four-year-old can train with the White Knight of the Kingsguard for half a day. A four-year-old is physically stronger than an adult man. If the protagonist uses a skill such as a halo to reduce intelligence, you have to say it, otherwise it will be an intelligence reduction. If the protagonist feels normal, then the brain circuitry of the people of Westeros must be abnormal. Just like a few book friends commented, "It has the beauty of missing a brainstem." @Plants vs Slime

Those negative reviews and low scores are probably because the author did something for which his grandfather was poisoned. In fact, as the protagonist, even if he knew the plot and reminded his grandfather in advance, no one would take the words of a four-year-old child seriously. And if he was reminded, how could he explain how a child knew that someone was going to assassinate him? It would also make people suspicious and become a poisonous point. But later on, it became clear that the author had created an antidote, and watching my grandfather die did make me feel a little uncomfortable. In fact, the author clearly could have not created an antidote, or perhaps created an antidote after my grandfather died. In this way, there shouldn't be so many negative comments.

Overall, it's okay, but it doesn't take advantage of the famine system, and the tactics feel like a child's petty fight.

It's quite interesting. Are you going to ruin it in Valyria? There are two settlements in the ruins of Valyria in the original book.

Very good. Recently, there have been more and more Game of Thrones novels on Tomato.

Please update the author a lot. He writes very well. I'm going to keep following it. Why can't I send a gift to the author?

It's the best Game of Thrones novel on Tomato.

It's surprisingly good and beautiful, but one problem is the age control. The author may not know what a 5-year-old child looks like.

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It's ok to write, but the values are different Come on

Not bad, worth watching [laughs][like]

The main character's name, deafness, deafness [awkward laugh]

It's okay, I can read it, but the words are a little missing [laughing evilly]

The author continues to write, Quanyou fanfiction. I was already short, and I had no books to read.

Looking at the cover, I thought the protagonist's dragon was Smaug.

It's good. The setting of Game of Thrones, Don't Starve and Don't Starve Goldfinger is that Goldfinger's abilities haven't been developed much yet. Keep working hard.

The writing is very immersive and not stiff

I feel very good, come on, make up for the regrets

The writing is okay. Keep up the good work, the author.