A Fantasy Journey That Begins with Game of Thrones

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Looking at it so far, there are daily routines, life details, copy and reality alternating. This gentle and appropriate rhythm makes me feel very comfortable and satisfied. For example, the recently popular "Lord of Mysteries" or the "Lord of Mysteries" next door have used this method, which is a test of the author's writing ability; There are too many exaggerated works in the Internet literary world that are full of climaxes and stretch almost the whole time. Some are chased by evil spirits every day, and some see their life expectancy counting down to less than a day. To be honest, I feel very tired after reading too many such works or watching them for a long time. Am I reading for leisure? Or are you reading and practicing? (Laughing) And logically speaking, the overly tight story arrangement is also very problematic. There is no need to eat, drink, sleep, wash, or take care of yourself. There is no need for entertainment. The will is stronger than steel. They are taking risks and doing things 365 days a year... These protagonists are really not AI. Is the robot pretending to be...? When we concentrate on reading a book, our minds and emotions are invested in the story, ups and downs with the author's words, and are indirectly controlled by the author. This is very important - after pushing us up from time to time, it also allows the characters and us to rest for a while at the low points.

​ ​ Summarize the role of the power of chaos. It can be spread through Renly's seed of chaos, which can cause the spread of certain behaviors to expand, thereby absorbing power from chaos and strengthening the power of chaos and its host. Renly can take back some of his power and control his host's mind. What is unclear now is the requirements of the power of chaos on the host, where the power went after Renly took it back, and whether this kind of behavior is only an ancient way. Welcome to add.

I, we, what, dad, young master... These words are always used by book friends, so let me explain them. The main consideration in using these is the tone of the characters. There is a related plot in the original book, which is the conversation between Theon and Roose Bolton. The vocabulary discussed is lord lord. Normal people call it lord lord, and peasants call it lord lord. Can you understand what this means? The vocabulary of this book basically follows the original Chinese work. I also think this tone change is handled well, because it is impossible for an illiterate peasant to have the same tone as an aristocrat. As for your so-called translation accent, so what do you want... I don't know what you are talking about. I have read many books and they don't have as high a limit as you said. Maybe it's because I am ignorant. There are not many book friends like this, but you can always see them every now and then. Some of them can express their understanding, while others just keep telling jokes. I understand your psychology very well. The text alone does destroy the style, but I think the text style is not as important as the character style, so I am not going to change it. So I hope everyone can adapt to this style and don't forcefully use words. If it doesn't work, there's nothing I can do about it. After all, a core problem is that I can't write novels in English, right?

Dear 😊, this means that I have finished reading it. I feel that the plot after Renly grows up to 16 years old is not good. I was originally moved to death by the two plots of Rhaenys. I ordered the next chapters before I read them. Now it seems that the peak is those two plots, and I have no other feelings. Besides, if the book review is not for people to express their opinions, then what is the book review area for?

It was good until the end of the Judgment of the Seven Sons dungeon, but after that... I felt the same way as some other readers: chaos. Give the protagonist a debuff-like Mark of Chaos. I won't go into details about such a small thing, I can accept it. The protagonist is a child who has no abilities but can accept small things. The most unacceptable thing for me personally is that the characters in the dungeon traveled to the main world. How could the author think that this is not time travel? Such a large number of time travels will inevitably cause chaotic reactions in the main world. At that time, the main world will be like a derailed train and I don't know where to go. I'm afraid the author will not be able to control it.

Personally, I feel that since the appearance of the power of chaos and the random passage of historical figures, the level of this novel has plummeted. It cannot be said that the author's writing is not good enough, otherwise he would not be able to see the back. However, I feel that the author may not have figured out one thing, which is also a very important thing, that is, when we read novels, we basically only read them once, and we read them quite quickly. So the question is, when you first studied, you read the history textbook. After reading it quickly, how much can you remember? Can you remember the names and dates of the characters in it? Will you see characters from other dynasties in the chapters of different dynasties? After studying history for so many years, I barely remember a few dynasties. Why don't you ask me to remember the characters from the novel? There is no problem in the front of this book, because most of the readers who have read this book have read TV series or related novels. In addition, the copies are relatively small. Each small copy basically talks about two or three people. It is just like watching a suspense-themed case or a thriller story, which can make people read with relish. But if you ask me, a person who has only read it once, to deal with all the main characters in the dungeon and your confusing power system, to be honest, it's not the least bit difficult. At the very least, it should be like reading a Chinese textbook, carefully interpreting each sentence and thinking about it. Sorry, I really can't do this. It's too laborious and not worth it. As for the slow pace, it actually doesn't matter, as long as it looks good, but do you think you, a child who is six or seven years old and is not allowed to do this or that, will look good? Most of the previous chapters are just copy descriptions, which is okay, but when it comes to reality, it is a bit inappropriate, and it is too easy to wear away your patience. Author, you are raising a child, so you may not feel it, and you may even enjoy it, but you must also consider the feelings of the onlookers. As for some people asking the author to ignore others and write according to their own ideas, this is purely deceptive. You are asking readers to follow the author, and those who buy things to follow those who sell things. I really believe what you say, haha. A person can only make progress by constantly breaking his own cognition and status quo. If it is really unchanged, there is no progress.

To be honest, if the author of Sons of Anarchy writes a few more chapters in such a hazy way, the readers will run away. This is not how suspense is set up. They set up suspense one after another. Once one is solved, there will be another. This book cannot be solved at all, and then it is piled up. It is so weird The Lord of Secrets also has a lot of suspense, and it cannot be solved for the time being, but people know that when a suspense cannot be solved temporarily, put it aside temporarily, and slowly tell it as the plot progresses, and this book will continue to strengthen the suspense for you, and then if you don't tell the mystery, the readers will be bored after a while.

It is recommended that the author control the magic in this book to a world with low magic. Otherwise, if the protagonist's power is too high and one person can conquer a world, the extension of the story will not be so easy to develop, and the content of the story will not be rich enough. This is a reader's personal feeling!

If it's not the heroine, there's no need to write about her after the dungeon ends. If it's the heroine, what's the point of reincarnating her and asking the protagonist to forget about her? To summarize, there are spoilers. The little queen ran from the protagonist's copy to the protagonist's world, but she was already old. Not long after meeting the protagonist and recognizing each other, she died because she wanted to save the protagonist (in fact, the protagonist did not need to be saved, the author just wanted to write her to death anyway). The protagonist tried his best to find the 7 gods to save her, and then let her retain her memory and reincarnate, but delete the memory of the protagonist. If it weren't for the heroine, these plots would be inexplicable. If she were the heroine, then this would be the way it was written in that ancient era! Literary youth is a disease! Bye bye, I didn't spend much subscription money, it's so uncomfortable to be disgusted😣