Game of Thrones: The Dragon's Wrath

I think orthopedics is good

Brother~ If you buy this for me, your sister-in-law won't be angry if she finds out~, right? Yeah, it's delicious. Take a bite, brother! Brother! If my sister-in-law knows that we are eating the same cake, she won't be jealous~ Brother~ You are riding Balerion and taking me with you. If my sister-in-law finds out, she won't beat me~ My sister-in-law is so scary. Unlike me, I will only feel sorry for giegie~

Do you think this one looks better? 😍

It's disgusting. In the later stage, the protagonist with absolute prestige is still alive and well, and may even become a god. The following people dare to follow the rebellion. Several legions follow the rebellion, including Oberon, an old friend. Does the protagonist have no control over his subordinates? People are not dead yet. After death, they have to be self-reliant. They have neither emotions nor prestige, right? Later, it is written that the imperial soldiers attack each other and kill farmers and behead them for credit. There is no military discipline at all. Is this an army brought out by time travellers?

Hello, author, the protagonist has not had knights and nobles from Westeros to take refuge in, which is not consistent with the background... Back then, after the death of Daemon, the backbone of the Blackfire Rebellion, a group of Westeros nobles and knights swore to join him to the death, and then relied on this power to establish the strongest mercenary group, the Golden Company. In the subsequent Blackfire rebellions, nobles more or less helped until Blackfire was completely defeated. I give this example to illustrate that the protagonist, as the orthodox Targaryen Dragon King, Especially when he has tens of thousands of horses and three dragons and is himself a genius, it is really outrageous that there are no knights and nobles in Westeros... Dorne did not talk about iron allies, especially since many big families in Westeros have married the Dragon King. There are so many famous families who drew their swords to fight, and now these people keep calling themselves usurpers behind their backs. Just like the Spring and Autumn Period of China, the Tian family spent several generations to win over the hearts and minds of nobles and common people, and finally succeeded to the throne justifiably.

When this book was first published, I gave up on it after reading more than 200 chapters. Recently, I picked up this book again, and then read it again, and couldn't stand it in the same place. I have to say that I am very grateful to the author for opening a single chapter plot introduction, and then told me in a condescending tone and the kind of "I know you don't like it, but I will write it" and "You read the book at a glance, so you don't understand my plot" to tell me that it's time to run away.

At the end of the chapter, it is said that the author's mother is being treated in the hospital and may be very busy. I hope that the author's mother can be safe and healthy. Bless her.

A Song of Ice and Fire: Westeros Map

Can you write about Viserys? I have been writing about rebellion, but I have no interest in reading it. Brothers who agree, give it a thumbs up and let's see if I'm the only one who thinks this way.

I feel that the author is quite unfriendly to Dany, the dragon mother... Marrying is a bit like chasing a duck to get married Having a child is premature The son is obviously the purest bloodline. In addition to being the queen, he is also the Duke of Dragonstone, but the government and the public are most likely to favor the brown-haired prince who has dominantly inherited Martell The second prince chose a dragon, and his bloodline was obviously purer than that of the eldest princess, but one of the three dragons refused outright, and the other showed no interest, and the least satisfactory one came... You must know that the second prince did not do this when he chose a dragon... Let's talk about the brown-haired second prince It seems that the author is most likely partial to him. Haha too. Of the three queens, the eldest queen was married purely for political reasons, and the younger queen Dany was married out of obligation. Only his biological mother was married out of true love However. From my perspective as a reader. I think even if the eldest princess "marries" two younger brothers after becoming queen, it will be more acceptable than him inheriting the throne. The brown-haired Targaryen became the emperor, just like letting black people play the Valerian family in "The Dragon King" makes people uncomfortable... Hey, if the brown-haired and brown-eyed Targaryen wins over the pure silver-haired and purple-eyed Targaryen, then why did Viserys marry Dany? Isn't the so-called obligation to ensure the purity of Targaryen blood? In the end, the heir was someone who didn't even inherit the family characteristics. Is this family obligation still necessary? Let's just let the Blackfire family rebel directly back then (although they did rebel). After all, even the Blackfire family members have Valyrian characteristics with silver hair and purple eyes.