A Song of Ice and Fire: The Holy Flame King

It's too ugly in the TV series. Let me imagine it in two dimensions. Hehehe

Ed Stark slowly collapsed on the bed. Although he had no strength, he still tried his best: "Winter... Is coming..."

It's weird to watch. The protagonist knows the plot and wants to be careful, but he just falls for it every time, emm. .

The protagonist looks like this after losing weight😁

It was a story about hegemony in the early stage, but it turned into a romance story in the middle and later stages. While you want to be Caesar, you are passionate about a woman and put yourself in danger. You live purely by the aura of the protagonist. A bunch of lords of the Rose family have betrayed you. You are still indecisive and heroic. It is disgusting to watch.

There is nothing wrong with Game of Thrones fans adding more women. Keep it up, don't be assimilated by the eunuchs from the starting point.

Game of Thrones sphere of influence and map Population Crown: 1.5 Million people North: 4 million people Riverlands: 4 million people Valley: 4 million people Western Region: 5.5 Million people Iron Islands: 1.5 Million people Stormlands: 2.5 Million people Dorne: 3 million people The Reach: 12 million people Area North (2.93 Million square kilometers) The Reach (1.24 Million square kilometers) Dorne (850,000 square kilometers) The River The Land (700,000 square kilometers) The Vale (660,000 square kilometers) The Stormlands (520,000 square kilometers) The West (500,000 square kilometers) The Crown (340,000 square kilometers) The Iron Islands (29,000 square kilometers) It is worth mentioning that the river The Bay area, which is traditionally ruled by the Tyrell family, is the center of Westeros and has the richest farmland on the continent. Its center is Highgarden Castle. Its population far exceeds that of the other six countries, but it does not match its military strength. 😂😂 Attached is a full map

Goodbye, I hope the author can correct his mistakes in the next book. This book can be said to be the most uncomfortable book I have ever read. It was clearly written very well, but in the end I had to mess around. It is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away. I see that you, the author, are very talented, but please clearly understand your position. You are a cool novelist. Don't you disgust the readers when you try to suppress the Lord? At first I thought the protagonist's power after eating gold and silver was awesome, but you told me he was still a loser. After eating so much later, I thought he was awesome again, but you told me that he was still a waste. Really, I can't do it anymore. Perhaps the biggest poisonous point of this book is the problem with the opening. To be honest, I think the main character should be Taneda-ryu. If that's the case, I think my impression of this book will be much better. The protagonist uses an advanced system but does not have corresponding grassroots officials. He consumes a lot of resources but does not get the corresponding strength. This is probably the hardest part for me. Other than that, this book is pretty good. At least compared to other Game of Thrones novels of the same type, it is considered one of the best.

The author, the last dozen or so chapters have felt a little off. You see, many book friends have also reported this. I suggest you sort out your thoughts and read the previous content from the beginning to find out what you feel. . . We are not afraid of stopping for two days. We can wait. We are afraid that if there are flaws in the rhythm, plot, characters, etc., It will become harder to correct them later on. . . ps.1. The protagonist of the King's Landing plot has a clear intention, but the benefits of this intention are not enough. If you find allies, you can stay away from the Lang family, but you must keep in touch so that you can have an entry point to join hands at critical times.

A writer who writes Western fantasy has almost no description of war, knows nothing about all-armor combat, lacks imagination in extraordinary elements, and is about the same level as a local novel about the culture and politics of medieval Western Europe. It is the greatest mockery of the market economy that you can make a living by writing books.