A Song of Ice and Fire: The Glory of Knights

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Once he couldn't keep up and became invincible, the story started to fill space. Not only did he wander aimlessly across the map, but he also mindlessly increased the White Walkers' combat power. A mere White Walker, not even a minor leader, could send the protagonist, who was supposed to be a slayer of ten thousand men, flying more than ten meters.

This book... Well, it's not immersive at first glance, but it doesn't really make me want to keep reading either. The protagonist's actions seem inexplicable. In the latest chapter, there are still assassins lurking in the shadows, so instead of protecting Tyrell, he goes off to hunt down the Horse King. With your fighting prowess and the big cat, are you even going to use them?

I've read 20 chapters. The writing is good, but the plot is terrible. Wouldn't it be better to directly participate in the martial arts tournament to obtain your identity? You're a transmigrator with a cheat system, familiarity with the plot, and a certain reputation. Why not take your time and go to the martial arts tournament to get your identity? Why be someone's dog?

In terms of individual combat power, the cheat codes in For Honor are actually just right in Game of Thrones, with plenty of room for further development. Besides, your story is originally about chivalry. You have cheat codes for 9 characters, and then inexplicably abandoned them. You activated the Elden Ring cheat.

My top picks are Valley Eagle and Blood Wolf Spring Dawn. Of the more than ten books I searched, only these two have the original writing style, a low-magic world, and truly continue the story setting of Game of Thrones.

It uses the Game of Thrones premise, but it's essentially the same old cliché of being hated for no reason and then getting humiliated. The protagonist is an insignificant young commoner who is hated for simply going out or even sitting at home.

Personally, I'd like to see more of Game of Thrones contention.

The beginning was really good, both in terms of writing style and plot. However, the story started to fall apart in the middle, starting with the Earl of Summerhall, and after that, it became quite unreadable. There was forced intellectual decline, and the original plot and the female lead were entirely original.

I enjoy Game of Thrones fanfiction, so I've read a few chapters and have to say something. I feel the author should write an Eastern fantasy novel; those require a lot of atmosphere and power. Game of Thrones is low-magic, mostly just ordinary people hacking and slashing. You could focus on facial expressions. Seriously, one person attacks with an aura, the other blocks it out! What's going on?