Game of Thrones: The Dragon from Another World

It's quite interesting, and has an original feel to the political portrayal. The disadvantage is that it feels too original. So much so that it became a group portrait. Not suitable for reading books, but if you accumulate enough chapters, it will look as good as Martin's

A rare agot fanfic starting from the wise king Daeron. The writing is good. It can be seen as a brand new story about the Dragon family getting a new dragon twenty years after the dragon was extinct. I am a little curious about the subsequent Blackfire Rebellion and how the knights of the Seven Kingdoms will develop.

The writing style is very solid. It is almost at the ceiling level among the Game of Thrones fans I have read. It has a strong Game of Thrones flavor. According to Tomato's standards, it must be an eight-point novel, and the writing alone is an eight-point score. As for the plot pit, which is too shallow, I can't see it at the moment, but the interesting points of the core plot still make me motivated to read. Although I am a local dog who usually likes to read Aotian plastic snacks, but I will definitely be happier if I can pick up a meal with such good texture. You must keep writing

It's a very good read. In fact, when you first watch it, you may feel that the names, story background, etc. Are all confusing, but this way you can have the feeling of watching the original drama. There are not many time-travelers, and the protagonist complains about various dramas in his heart, and there are also very clever second-person switching and other writing methods, which is also very good. It's not the kind of fast-paced and refreshing article, but it's too little and I feel like I should eat more.

The prequel to "Game of Thrones" is generally consistent with the plot and character settings of the original work. I hope to increase the amount of updates. This book has a novel angle [Sending Hearts] and fills the gap where there were no dragons before and after the Blackfire Rebellion. My prediction for the plot trend of "Game of Thrones: Dragons from Another World": Decades after the Dance of the Blood Dragons, the evil dragon returned. The legitimate and illegitimate sons of the Dragon King family tamed the multi-headed dragon one after another, and started fighting again over the inheritance of the Iron Throne. The main plot is that the mediocre king Aegon IV tried to tame a dragon, but after being burned and crippled by the black dragon Tiamat, Prince Daeron, Prince Iris, and Queen Nelish successively tamed the dragons (Yunyan, Galorix, Sheepstealer, etc.). This faction can be called the Red Party. King Yong's lover Diana Targaryen, Damon Weishui and the king's illegitimate sons have tamed the dragons Glutton, Red Dragon, Bronze Dragon, etc. This faction can be called the Black Party (Diana currently wants to tame the dragon first, and then ride the dragon away from home, but it is not certain whether her words and deeds will be consistent in the future). Because the king suspected that his eldest son was not his own child, he took sides in the inheritance dispute. After he legalized all illegitimate children, he triggered the Blackfire Rebellion. The final result was that the Red Party won, and the Black Party was exiled to Essos, executed, or imprisoned.

It's a good Game of Thrones fanfic. I haven't actually read Game of Thrones. I probably understood part of the plot through some slices. I still couldn't understand the book at first, mainly because it was hard to remember the names and relationships. I couldn't tell who the fathers, sons and brothers were. But after more than ten chapters, I slowly got used to it. The main character appears in too few scenes, but I understand that it is a group novel after all.

It's okay, I really like the theme of Dragon Crossing into Game of Thrones, but the protagonist's role is too little. I would like to ask if you guys have any novels with similar themes. Please give me the full name and software [Blow kiss] Thank you ^ω^

First give me a five-star review and support it. This rating is too low... It has the potential to be a rare masterpiece among Ice and Fire fandoms. I hope it will continue to be maintained. The protagonist Long looks a bit like the Kame Sennin in Xuanjian. In this case, I can just write a group portrait that matches the atmosphere of the original work. It has great potential!

The author should give the red dragon to the dragon knight Aemon. After all, the first rider of the bloodworm Corakxiu was also the uncrowned queen and his father, Prince Aemon, who was then tamed by Prince Aemon's nephew Daemon [laughing] One chapter a day is updated slowly, even if the plot time is not advanced at all.

This book has the flavor of the original novel of Binghuo. It switches the perspectives of multiple characters. Those who like the original novel will find it more comfortable. It involves a lot of background related to the Dragon Family, so those who understand this part of the content will feel more comfortable reading it, and those who don't understand can also get a general understanding through the comment area and plot progress. At present, the plot is still in the early stages of preparation, and I am looking forward to the moment when the conflict breaks out.