
A Dragon’s Life, Beginning in the World of Game of Thrones
从权游世界开始的龙生
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Advantages: The refreshing feeling of invincible flow, the male protagonist's excellent strategic game thinking, and a good grasp of details. Many parts are consistent with medieval common sense and the understanding of the low-demon world. The author is very diligent in updating, three or four times a day, and there are no errors in grammar, sentence reading, or text. Disadvantages: The progress seems to be a bit too fast, or there is a lack of some detailed descriptions, such as individual perspectives, or the perspectives of some changes brought about by the male protagonist, and the plot is a bit report-like. This resulted in the plot going too fast and leaving little impression. For example, I don't remember the names of the hero's Valyrian wife and Gith's wife at all. Summary: You can read it, but I think this way of writing will definitely not make it long, and it will be difficult to write a million words.
This is the best Game of Thrones fanfic I have ever read. The protagonist is almost invincible at the beginning. Rather than being an adaptation of Game of Thrones, it is more like a novel that uses Game of Thrones as a starting point and travels through other worlds. The protagonist's ability to transform into a dragon, coupled with the help of the system, conquers the world of Thrones in an unstoppable manner and establishes the Valilea Empire. The pace is fast and the content is rich. There are not too many pretentious plots, only absolute strength. No conspiracy or conspiracy is worth mentioning in the face of absolute power. It is the ultimate refreshing novel. The supporting actresses included in the full text are only for the purpose of reproducing children, there is no plot, and with the active advancement of the timeline, the existence of children does not appear to be prominent. The plot of "Going to Another World" is all about conquest, and the pace is very fast. It ends in more than twenty chapters. It is still based on the world of Game of Thrones. All the protagonist's methods are to become stronger. It's okay to be too extreme. The character creation is still very good. The only problem is that his thinking changed very quickly after he arrived, and he grew into a conqueror all of a sudden. However, this can be attributed to the power of the system and the memory inheritance of the dragon family. These are minor problems, not to mention that his name is Dongfang's name. The protagonist is strong enough. But I don't understand why the book's rating is so low, I almost missed it, please give it a thumbs up [Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]
It belongs to the Dragon Family, but the dragon transformed by the protagonist is a bit smaller than a second or third generation dragon, but fortunately, the protagonist is a dragon and can target knights with other dragon knights.
An All-Nighter Latest Update Chapter 66 Advantage 1: Four updates a day Advantage 2: The author's writing style is excellent, the continuation and transition are just right, and the climax is repeated. It makes people want to watch it all the time. Unknowingly, it's dawn. If it maintains this level at the starting point, it will be a masterpiece worth at least 5,000 yuan. The protagonist travels through the time before the orthodox Game of Thrones, when there were still dragons on the mainland. I am not very familiar with Game of Thrones, so I have read a few fanfictions and reviewed the plot. Another good thing about this book is that it does not affect the viewing if you have not read the Game of Thrones or just read the plot. This is good, the protagonist can Transformed into a dragon, he first conquered the prairie cavalry and then unified Slaver's Bay. He also conquered a sworn enemy of the Three Daughters Kingdom. I really forgot that I was too lazy to cut out and read the name. Now he is fighting against the Three Daughters Kingdom, preparing to face the upcoming five Targaryen dragons and preparing for a new wave of climax.
The writing is really good. I have read too much Eastern fantasy. Sometimes I can change my taste and read Western fantasy. Moreover, it is also a theme I like. I hope I can add the world of Dragon Nest, especially fighting the black dragon, or the protagonist can directly become a new black dragon. That would be more fun [laughter]
This book doesn't look particularly like a dragon, but rather a person with dragon powers! So at this time, I will focus more on portraits. The protagonist of this book does not look like a dragon, but more like a human being. He is even human most of the time. The protagonist spends 90% of the time wandering around in human form. The main character only shows his face in the final battle. The "dragon text" label exists in name only. What readers want to see is not humans wearing dragon skin, but the dragon's perspective and the dragon's personality. This book looks more like a person with dragon powers, which I was quite disappointed with. The writing is okay, not draggy, but the pace is a bit fast.
The forgotten flying soldiers His name is Midir You just swallow the darkness and therefore fell into madness And your greedy mouth Devouring you and me completely (2 times) Ah, Midir, Midir... (N times) You just swallow the darkness and therefore fell into madness And your greedy mouth Devouring you and me completely (2 times) The forgotten flying soldiers His name is Midir
It's good-looking, and the character design of the protagonist is awesome👍🏻. This is the real conqueror. Come on, author⛽
It's okay in the early stage. I particularly like the feeling of dragons as giant war machines, with terrifying and powerful destructive power. But I can't wait until Azeroth. Moreover, the protagonist raises hundreds of dragons, which doesn't give me the feeling of a group of dragons dancing around. I feel like it should be released wherever the dragon mother is, just like the disaster of the dragon, unscrupulously destroying order with the dragon's flames and convincing the world. Let alone entering the advanced world, dragons are no longer the strongest combat power, and they have no characteristics of dragons.
The writing is okay, there are no inexplicable errors, or the plot is too draggy, but the pace feels a bit too fast.