Game of Thrones: The Secrets Unearthed at Dreadfort

I suggest the author send this book to female channels so that female writers can learn from it. This kind of textbook-style male villain in Mary Sue heroine novels is very rare even in female channels. It will give female channels a little shock to male channels~😜 And not only female ones Lord, even the female supporting characters who appear briefly have carefully written the Mary Sue heroine for them. It is really that the male protagonist is just a tool, and all the female supporting characters are real heroines. I would like to call it a unique skill. Compared with the tool heroines written by other male writers, it is simply a shocking setting.

It's so well written. In the first three chapters, the protagonist's domineering spirit comes to his face and he suppresses the beautiful assassin who came to assassinate him. +1 For the harem! I want to see more people write about this and open more harems.

To be honest, the katana chapter put me off. The katana thing really has no armor-breaking ability. The main weapons of war in Japan during the Warring States Period were bows, arrows, matchlocks, and spears. The nails in ancient Japan were very thin, only about 1 mm thick. With such a thin armor, more people were killed by swords than were stoned.

Guys, can anyone recommend two Game of Thrones fans that I can watch?

If you want a little rose, why do you want Sam to see her body? Why does she have this kind of green edge?

I will be here to help with the new Game of Thrones book

The story starts out very well and is pretty normal until I read about twenty or thirty chapters. What the hell is going on? I just want to watch a Game of Thrones fanfic, and I want to see how the protagonist gets a dragon to conquer Westeros. This also requires gunpowder, and what kind of rat cavalry are there? Martin told you that magicians have rat cavalry? This low-demon world, do you really think it's a Western fantasy with high demons? Are there still going to be orc elves? When you write a fanfic, just write it well. You have to add a lot of things that are obviously not in the fanfic, so it makes you stand out? Mr. Martin doesn't know how to write novels. Do you want to fill in a lot of things that he hasn't written? At first I thought it was a good novel, but it turns out to be a good novel.

It's a bit nonsense to write about female magicians. The magic wave hasn't even started yet, but she's already so awesome?

Does the author have a cuckold complex? Now that he has decided to accept Little Rose, what does it mean to write about her and Sam's stripping scenes many times before?

The author used to write Japanese variety shows! It's occasionally mixed with the smell of ghosts.