Game of Thrones: The Celestial Empire of Westeros

The writing is okay, but the protagonist is too polite to those Westeros people. There is no need to be so polite. The protagonist looks like the licking dog and nanny of the characters in the drama

Great book, Game of Thrones from a Sinian perspective. The protagonist has a high probability of being able to transform into a dragon, but his combat power is unknown. It is difficult to replenish the eight magical winds, which leads to a decline in combat power. The accompanying heroes should not have such poor combat power. He was almost overwhelmed by the ghouls, maybe because he did not have any skill points.

He traveled through time to help them fight the White Walkers, and parachuted outside the Great Wall to do good deeds. [Cover face]

When I wrote about the toilet seat in Ulthuan, I wrote that the toilet seat was transferred to the sea of ​​another world, and then there were natives from the other world who shipwrecked and drifted to Lothern. (The other world is also a Western fantasy world. There are all kinds of races, but the elves are the Japanese fantasy female elves) [Thinking] When will I open a high-level book [laughing evilly] or a Khorne book? I like hacking and slashing [cool]. I have opened Beastman Bronze Bull and Abar the Undefeated in the past few months, and now I want to hack them all the way.

The rhythm is very good, very, very good, and the combat and operation are fun. It feels like a game of Warhammer 3 Cathay on normal difficulty, with just some minor settings and errors. And I don't particularly like harems. Fans of Game of Thrones and Warhammer 3 Cathay can watch it.

Wang Po sells melons, sells herself and boasts

Nice! This is the Cathay but non-medieval fanfic I have been looking for. The descriptions of Walking with Dragons and various original military units are very specific, and the character design of the protagonist is also very to my liking. Also, I would like to ask, does the author have any ideas about adding other module arms?

I feel that the author should strengthen the strength of the troops in Walking with Dragons, especially the Forbidden Army, and I remember that there is a background version of the Eastern Empire in the Game of Thrones [send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart]

Okay, but the author is too lazy

By the way, after writing Game of Thrones, can the author let the protagonist return to the path of the Emperor, start to develop vigorously, and then counterattack back to Middle-earth or even 40k? I have already thought of the name, 40k, Cathay returns to the universe [sneaky laugh][sneaky laugh][sneaky laugh]