Mount & Blade in Game of Thrones

What should I say about that? The plot of Bear Island is really good with a good theme, but it starts to get a little bit bloody later on. He will be inexplicably hostile and hit by arrows. The protagonist's soldiers are always consumables. Only the protagonist will be hit by arrows among a group of people. The protagonist's soldiers will be instantly killed by headshots. It is inexplicably delivered to the Night King's mouth or the protagonist takes the initiative... The protagonist will always regret it. He bought something and then sold it at a low price. He regretted it the next second after recruiting soldiers. He always felt a breath in his heart.

The protagonist feels that there is no main plot. He just knows that there is a White Walker invasion, and then runs to Dorne. You have a mounted and slashed system. What are you afraid of? Develop a territory and develop it. Just be careful about development. The map is full of waves when it comes out. Isn't this the routine of otherworld novels ten years ago? Nowadays, farming style is more popular, wouldn't the author consider it?

Seriously, a hundred heavily armored knights can defeat tens of thousands of troops and crush them all the way into the command center

The blood pressure is indeed a bit high after reading it. It doesn't matter if your writing is not good. After all, the writing style of riding and slashing is relatively niche, but three of your five dragon eggs were stolen and they were auctioned. How did you come up with this plot?

You can just push the explosive troops horizontally. Aren't the troops summoned anyway? Just rob it. You don't need farmers. You can kill them all in Game of Thrones as your soldiers.

It is not recommended to read... The author has set the protagonist as a layman in the world of horse-and-blade and game of thrones, a coward without a heart. This is my comment on the protagonist at this stage. Many settings of horse-and-blade are just messed up. I walk in the world of game of thrones, but I have always been like a fool. I want to attract the audience of two themes but cannot grasp the main body of these two themes...

The author doesn't even have a basic understanding of Game of Thrones, so why is he writing a Game of Thrones fanfic? I'm a person who likes good books and just recommends monthly subscriptions for three consecutive subscriptions without saying anything more. I don't read the subject matter that I don't like. I'm most annoyed by this kind of waste. The subject matter I like is being wasted by this kind of author, and the writing is messy. I don't have the ability to escape from the plot. I have to follow the plot and pick up the plot along the way. On the other side, people don't know where to go for a bit. It's so funny to be taken outside the Great Wall inexplicably. You are destined to be eaten by kelp. Are you able to run that far alive? You have to rub the Night King for a while and then come back to follow the plot. I threw 3 dragon eggs at the beginning even though the protagonist didn't wear them at that time. When I came back, I gave you 5 and you threw 3 again. It was so funny. Why did you leave 2 for you? Why do you want to give the Dragon Mother 6 dragons? I've already given them so generously, but I'm still short of 2. You're playing Rogue across the room. How funny.

The Curse of Game of Thrones! Out of ten Game of Thrones books, nine are eunuchs!! Hahaha! Let's see if the author can survive it! Come on

I think the writing is too scattered. Those who have read A Song of Ice and Fire think your writing is simply bad. Those who have not read it don't even know what you are writing?

This is pure rubbish. The dragon eggs you get can be stolen and die. It is a rubbish among rubbish.