Game of Thrones: I Sold the Gods from the Start

The protagonist returns to his hometown to inherit his position, which violates the setting of the original work. First of all, in the world of ice and fire, parricide will never have a good ending, and neither parricide nor oath breaking will have a good end. The second point is more important. After the Iron Islands selects the Wang family, all major nobles collectively select the new king after the death of the previous king. Legally, the heir of the Immortal King must be present. In addition, there is no guarantee that the heir of the previous king can successfully inherit the throne. The reason the protagonist gives to suppress his sister does not actually exist. I still have to say that anyone who travels to the Song of Ice and Fire must not commit parricide or break their oaths. The rights of guests are also included in the scope of the oath.

I don't know why, but when I see feudalism, I want to complain. In ancient China, after the Qin Emperor unified China, it was a centralized empire. It was not a feudal kingdom, but feudalism. You have to have enfeoffments to be called feudal. In ancient China, the central court has always done one thing, and that is to strengthen centralization of power. Some things translated from the West are really harmful to people. In ancient times, that was called feudalism in the West.

Yo ho! Instead of being the "Great Emperor" this time, he became the "Reek"?

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Some people in Qidian are really nothing, and it's only been released for chapter 60

Seeing how Reek met his sister and groped her, I thought they would eventually get together, but who knew? It was a waste of my expression.

Is Theon the same Theon who was skinned and fucked in the original book?

There is a saying, the protagonist is a sea monster, and the pet he has is not a dragon, but a pet similar to Davy Jones' sea monster in Pirates of the Caribbean, which may be more interesting.

It's a very complete map.

After watching the show, Joffrey is typically bad and stupid, and he doesn't know himself yet.