A Lord's Life, Starting in Westeros

1. We built a small village in the early stage. It feels weird to always call it a castle. 2. The integration of the ethnic groups in the Cavalry Blade into the Song of Ice and Fire is a bit stiff and weird. It is better to just let them teleport from the Cavalry Blade world. 3. The protagonist's power has developed too fast. 4. The appearance of the gods in the game is also strange. After all, the gods do not play a heavy role in the Song of Ice and Fire.

The name is Richard... This is not a Targaryen name at all. There is no one with this name in High Valyrian culture... If you are an illegitimate child, you can call him whatever you want, but your surname is Targaryen. Which Targaryen king named his son Richard? Daemon, Aerion, or Daeron are all fine, but what do you call 'Richard Targaryen'? Even if the protagonist is set as a legalized noble bastard, I can accept it and call him "Richard Storm" or "Richard Waters". If the surname is Targaryen and he is called Richard, then he is looking for scolding. Do you know that the name 'Richard Targaryen' is very inconsistent and outrageous, just like an Italian surname + a Slavic name, an English surname + an Indian name, a Spanish surname + a Japanese name, that is very outrageous... For example, a Chinese named Zhao named his own son 'Zhao Corliss', which is outrageous. As soon as I saw the protagonist's name, I didn't want to read it. The author didn't even think carefully about what the protagonist's name should be. I didn't believe that this book would do well.

When I was in college, I loved Game of Thrones, and Lords game movies like Knight Rider. It happened that the old books had not improved much, so I forced myself to write new ones. Normally, I update them once a day. I should have one more when I go back to the holiday at the end of this month. It depends on my luck whether I can sign up 😜😜😜

The identity of the illegitimate child has not been claimed, there are no dragons at the moment, and the new author has two books. You can read this book at a glance

There are many people who write about riding and slashing, but very few write well! Basically, the more I write, the worse it gets! Most of them copy the bugs of riding and slashing, summoning troops out of thin air, etc. It is embarrassing to see the cancer cells dividing!

When going to trade for the first time, the protagonist takes 10 people and 3 cows to transport 10 boxes of wolf skins and 50 "boxes" of high-quality wood for construction... Are these people superhuman, or are the 3 cows super cows? Wood containing moisture is very heavy. Did the author learn mathematics from someone? The volume of a piece of wood that is 10 cm thick and 3 meters long (this is already very thin wood for building houses in rural areas) is πR²h=3.14*0.25M*3m=2.355 Cubic meters. The specific gravity of pine wood is between 0.4-0.6 Tons/square. Calculated as 0.5, 0.5*2.355≈1.17 Tons. A cow can pull 2-3 tons of cargo, but that also requires modern rubber wheels + ball bearings + lubricating oil + relatively good road conditions. In a medieval environment like the protagonist, which requires nothing, being able to pull 2 ​​tons in the forest is definitely the limit. In other words, 3 cows can pull up to 6 logs 10 cm thick and 3 meters long. If these 6 logs are chopped into 50 "boxes", how broken will they be? Let me help you calculate 6*2.355=14.13 Cubic meters, 14.13÷50≈0.28 Cubic meters, open the cube root ≈a box with a length, width and height of 65 cm. There are 50 boxes in total, and 3 cows and 11 people can pull them... In addition, ancient wood cannot be calculated in units of "boxes", because at that time People at that time did not have good splicing technology, and buildings were made of whole logs. Unless they were used for other specific purposes, they would not be cut. They would only remove the branches and bark and transport the logs. Therefore, building palaces or castles in the ancient East and West cost a lot because transportation was a big problem... Only charcoal was counted in "boxes".

Summoning characters while riding and slashing is simply the biggest failure. It would be better to upgrade the natives directly.

The most taboo thing about writing a fanfic is changing the timeline. If you change it, it means that all the settings of the original work will be messed up and all events will become unreasonable. It is basically equivalent to the original work being ruined.

Pigfoot should choose to maintain the purity of the Targaryen family bloodline, right? After all, it's about dragon training. So the question is, is it sister-in-law or niece? Or, two...🤫

This novel is just a game of Thrones, and the content in it has nothing to do with Game of Thrones. There is no plot from the original novel, so it can be said to be a headline-grabbing novel.