Will History Repeat Itself? No, This Time I’ll Restore My Kingdom

He is no longer the poor man who was driven crazy by his obsession with restoring the kingdom. Instead, he is equipped with martial arts and strategic wisdom, determined to protect Daenerys, hatch the dragon egg, and return to the Iron Throne with the dragon and army. The protagonist's character is lively and lovable, with Murong Fu's forbearance and resourcefulness, and a bit more warmth for his family; the supporting characters also have their own highlights, Daenerys's growth line is delicate and moving, and various characters struggle to survive in troubled times, making the whole story full of tension. The plot progresses layer by layer, with constant twists and turns, and the emotions are delicate and not embarrassing. After watching it, my mind is filled with the world where dragon flames and intrigues are intertwined. If you like the collision of time travel, rebirth and Machiavellian epics, this book "Tragedy Repeats Again?" No, I Must Restore the Country This Time" is definitely worth watching!

"Song of Restoration" - Traveling through Westeros, Bearing the name of Murong. The tragedy in the past life was heavy, I vow to restore my country today. Dragon eggs waiting to hatch, The Iron Throne returns. Danymo was horrified; Brother, I will protect you. His martial arts skills shocked everyone. Ambition shakes the world. Targaryen blood, Will be glorious again. The content is novel and detailed!

Murong Fu traveled to Viserys in Westeros, knew the plot, hatched the dragon, and established territory in Essos to escape the control of the Black Fire. The plot progresses to Robert's death, and the War of the Five Kings takes another track. Of course, the country must be restored in the end, and it must fit in with the title of the book! I originally wanted to write a martial arts novel, but everyone said no one read martial arts, so I turned to Western fantasy. If there are many readers, it may become an infinite stream and travel back to the world of martial arts. The one I most want to write about in martial arts is Chen Youliang in The Legend of Heaven and Dragon Slayer. The most determined and uncompromising anti-Yuan warrior should not be hacked like that!

This time travel + rebirth novel is very good. The male protagonist actually travels to the world of ice and fire. This setting is very unique and eye-catching. In order to take revenge and change his own destiny, the male protagonist overcomes difficulties all the way... The characters are vividly portrayed and the plot is compact.

Treasure novel of the year! The protagonist's character is lively and lovable, and the supporting characters also have their own highlights. The plot is progressive and has surprising twists. The emotional line is delicate and not awkward. After reading it, your mind will be filled with the world in the story. Highly recommended!

I haven't read any TV series or novels before, but this book aroused my interest in Game of Thrones. There is no such thing as a mindless and cool Goldfinger, and I haven't counterattacked Westeros yet. It's very interesting to choose the identity of the time travel. They are both small villains with high modeling identity values ​​but poor operation and destiny. The process of showing off the operation to change the destiny and playing a good name is very satisfying (•̀ᴗ•́)و

It looks good, and the story direction is quite reasonable. You've become a female channel, run!

This fan novel, which is a cross-dimensional fusion of "Dragon" and "A Song of Ice and Fire", has aroused enthusiastic responses among readers with its solid writing power and delicate writing style. The work tells the story of Murong Fu, who took the memory of his previous life and his peerless martial arts, traveled through time and became the "Beggar King" Viserys, and embarked on the road to recovery in Westeros. The author cleverly interweaves the agility of Eastern martial arts with the depth of Western machinations, not only reshaping Murong Fu's image of a strong man who "I can't help but control my fate", but also creating a unique spark between Jin Yong's chivalry and Martin's epic sense. From the rise of Essos, to the rewriting of the War of the Five Kings, to the game with the Lannister and other forces, the plot is relaxed and intensive. For readers who love dynastic hegemony, strong counterattacks and grand world views, this is undoubtedly an imaginative reading feast. Looking forward to the author's upcoming content!

The author's writing style is calm and delicate, without piling up rhetoric or deliberately sensationalizing. The details such as environmental description, psychological description, action and demeanor are handled accurately. A few strokes can heighten the mood and conceal clues, which not only serves the plot but also enhances the texture of the text.

The author's writing skills are solid, the text texture is delicate, and he is particularly good at creating scenes and portraying the psychology of the characters. When Murong Fu examines his own path to national restoration in the wind and snow of Winterfell, or uses Eastern martial arts to deal with Western conspiracies in the maelstrom of King's Landing, the sense of alienation of "being a stranger in a foreign land" and the determination of "my fate is up to me and not God" are vividly described. He is no longer the poor man who was crushed by fate in "Dragon", but on a new stage, pursuing the Iron Throne in his own way - with dragons and armies, with his obsession with "Great Yan", and with his deep-rooted fear of "tragedy repeating itself".