The Glory of the Seven Gods of Ice and Fire

It turns out that a fake puppet saint wants to transform you into a real saint. Later, she can compete with you for the religious leader. If you can't get the leader, you will naturally become the second leader. Books to support political opponents are also rare The reason why you don't kill the saint is because you are afraid of affecting your reputation. The true god's family is afraid of your reputation. It almost made me laugh to death. The Sima family pointed at Luoshui and farted on the street to kill the king, and they became a dynasty. We should fight her on the spot, What will happen even if the saint dies, after the saint dies, the Andals only have three choices, but in fact they have no choice Article 1: With the God-loved ones, if the protagonist shows the true divine favor a few times, they will become the most determined anti-Saint. The death of the Saint will only affect the first one and will be knocked down by the display in the end, and they will step on the Saint in order to show Article 2: Resist the slave owners with other local small forces. There are two endings in this case. 1. The stragglers are vulnerable and rise to the sky and go to the third way. 2. The leader defectes to the rebels or the leader is surrendered by the slave owner and then joins the protagonist and returns to the first article Article 3: Lie down and passively obey the rule. Under the rule of the protagonist, zzzq supports the protagonist or is conscripted to witness miracles and supports the protagonist. Under the rule of the slave owner, the slave owner mainly tries to appease the war and is not appeased until he is forced to go to the second article. The protagonist returns to the rule of the protagonist victoriously. The slave owner wins the slave purge. Death or life is worse. After the pain of the Andals, they hope that the protagonist's heavenly soldiers will move to the second article The long-term pain is not as good as the short-term pain. If the faith leader dies, it will all fall on the protagonist. The hot spots caused by the miracles on the undead protagonist will be passively distributed to her. It's like you opened a company after becoming popular, and named your subordinate the boss's sister. She is certified by your company, but you still don't say she is not your sister. The final result is that everyone thinks she is your sister. Later, your relatives will ask which uncle or aunt this sister belongs to. You are such a fake saint and become a real saint, just because you, a true god, endorsed him. If you ignore her, the longer you delay, the worse it will be. Not to include her is to tacitly allow a regime to fight against you. It is not legal for you to beat her. In order to gain legitimacy, you must first deny her status as a saint. This is a knife-edge. If the saint resists, the Andals will be damaged. Even if she does not resist, the impact will be greater than before acquiescing to her existence To include her is to endorse her There is no need to get married. She has basically the same zz attributes as you. Marrying her has the same effect as making her disappear. The attraction of the saint is firstly the hazy feeling of sanctity and inviolability. Secondly, she is a local but she also took her father's dbuff. This saint is influential only when she is single and pure. She is not pure, that is, the vassals chosen by God are not the same as her Political marriage is much more useful than her. The status of a saint is useful to most people, but it is basically useless to the protagonist who is a chosen one. I don't understand that you insist on writing about the sweet love with the saint. You have written the saint's father as a villain. Isn't it disgusting that you insist on writing about the sweet love with the saint? I couldn't stand the last book after reading it from the beginning. I don't know what happened later, but the story about the father-in-law's marriage is exactly the same as the modern boss pua scene. After the whole thing was said, the notary supported his father-in-law as the boss. I only have a daughter. From now on, everything in the house will belong to you. My daughter-in-law is the heir. How can you deal with it if you kick him? In this situation, if your father-in-law is legitimate and you have an illegitimate child, you can get nothing out of him and others can't say anything. Moreover, this wife is willing to ignore the licking dogs around her and look down on the protagonist, so she doesn't care about her. I don't know what happened next to the last book, but from the beginning of this book, I want to support a thorn in the flesh. It can be seen that the plot has not improved. The Crusaders theme of Game of Thrones is great, but your plot should really be studied.

After reviewing the content of the three books, I found that the protagonists cannot escape the experience of begging for food and alms everywhere, and the time of begging is not short. I am afraid these three books can be called a begging trilogy...

The more I watch, the angrier I get, and the more I watch, the less I want to watch. Does the author know that the protagonist he wrote is unattractive? Regardless of whether the character is reckless, rational, cruel, or cunning, a protagonist, even if he has shortcomings of one kind or another, must have one thing in common, which is determination, belief in himself, determination to do something and accomplish it. In the context of ancient hegemony, whether it is Chinese or Western, whether it is history or fantasy, it is even more necessary to add another thing, the complete occupation and control of power. You can be amiable, you can be tyrannical, you can fail or win, but you can't have any illusions about power. This is a crazy thing, but you can actually make the protagonist you wrote so innocent. Can you tell me whether the protagonist has defended his power since he started the army? Have you completely set up a basic market and base for yourself? Prestige depends entirely on deus ex machina, so let's deceive the gods. That's also prestige, but you didn't use your prestige to turn it into power, and kept eating yourself into a fat man. Those are all illusory things. Has the protagonist ever considered when to turn it into something of his own? Even if it's not a program, just a few sentences, just expressing your inner ambition, have you set a clear goal for yourself? Nothing. It is not that power cannot be distributed to subordinates, but it has been concluded in ancient times that names and tools should not be given lightly to others. Have you mastered the name or the instrument? What's the use of being God's favorite? Others are just using you, and you haven't used them in turn and transformed them into your own power. You can't even build the infrastructure of an organization. Okay, I can tolerate even these shortcomings. But did you describe the grandeur of the war? Or are you writing about the flashes of life of a small person? The strategic policy is a mess, and the political proposition is a blank sheet of paper. I came to see the protagonist become king, to see him compete for hegemony, and to see him compose his magnificent life. I was not allowed to figure out how to succeed for him in my mind, and I was not allowed to be tortured myself and accept the protagonist's incompetence and weakness. Summary: The writing is good, the plot design is garbage, and the characters are average.

Game of Thrones' new book, Knights of the Vale, begins. The timeline is just after the Reaver War. The location is the Riverlands. There are still many years before the original plot begins. The main plot the author wants to write should be the Westeros version of the Crusades. The Church of the Seven Gods takes the lead, the nobles invest in shares, and the Knights of the Armed Order are the main fighting force. , Based on poor farmers and traders, I estimate that at least ten years will be spent in the early stages of this book, traveling thousands of miles, but I don't know if there are any repertoires, such as "Rebuilding Rome (Valyria)" and "The Sack of Constantinople (Volantis)", or maybe "Hang the Doge of Venice on Sunday (Bravos Sea King)"

The most important and core point here is the protagonist's identity as a God-favored person of political legitimacy. Without this identity, the protagonist is just the head of the armed forces. The author's operation is that of Hong Xiuquan. He recognized that Yang Xiuqing was possessed by a god, which would lead to endless troubles. Later, it was inevitable that Yang Xiuqing would use god possession to attack Hong Xiuquan, and even prepare to usurp power. This saint is a disaster, and now the protagonist can still suppress her. In the future, especially the protagonist, it is absolutely impossible to satisfy everyone. In the future, interest groups who are dissatisfied with the protagonist will definitely gather under the command of the saint. There is also the reputation problem that the protagonist has always been concerned about. There are many solutions to this problem, including death in battle, falling off a horse, and drowning. The author should have plans for this character later. But no matter how you write, it must be centered around the legitimacy of the regime, the legitimacy of the regime, the legitimacy of the regime! ! ! Write this point, otherwise the protagonist will face that everyone knows that she is a fake saint, but everyone (whether it is to restrict the protagonist's rights, use her to gain more benefits, or the outside world wants to use the saint to divide the team) will support her to compete with the protagonist. And don't say that the saint is sincerely loyal to the protagonist, not to mention that people's hearts are unpredictable. If the subordinates give her a yellow robe at that time, they will say that the protagonist is always hot but not old.

But the author's skills in the religious part are not enough, including the lack of oaths and the speech being divorced from the religious context. Also, I hope this one at least looks like an Ice and Fire fanfic, instead of becoming an alternate world Europa Universalis like the previous one.

No one thinks that the expeditionary force belongs to the protagonist... As soon as Pantos eliminates the expeditionary force, it will immediately break into a force. In addition to taking the old camp to Andal Circle for a piece of land, the protagonist also hopes to split the earth in the Eastern Continent and become a king? Without finding an intermediary with the local Andal forces, we can't even encircle the Andal Valley's former homeland. The Iron Throne is here to solve the refugee problem, not to help the protagonist raise rebels.

Why do you always have to make some disgusting plots? Is it really impossible to continue writing without Chibi? The last book and this book are the same, defeated by the fantasy of Chibi

How should I put it? It's a vicious cycle. Maybe the results were not good at the beginning, so I adopted this writing method. The whole process was crushed all the way, the description was quite vague, and the Westerners were written as too stupid. As we all know, the Western fleet is the best in Game of Thrones. The fleet of almost one city-state is comparable to the entire continent of Westeros. As a result, the Eastern fleet was not seriously injured in the whole process, and the Western fleet was gone. It was simply a gourd boy saving grandpa mode.

If there are no more miracles in the future, then the protagonist can be replaced by the saint. If you kill the protagonist and marry the saint, you can legally take over everything the protagonist has defeated. The protagonist can claim and rule the law for the saint.

Don't engage in gunfire. The essence of Binghuo is low-power family politics and cold weapons. Once guns are added, it feels like the entire atmosphere will be destroyed every time.

The King of Rus was slow enough at first, but the author still controlled the rhythm of the book well. There were ups and downs and it barely caught the eye. This book really regressed a bit exaggeratedly.

Thanks to Shennong, it started out well but then got toxic.

Isn't this the guy who exposed the Russian history hoax on Wikipedia?

First of all, I'm sorry, because I am just an ordinary reader. If I directly post the following findings, it probably won't have much impact. Then I thought that Ivan had exposed someone making up entries about ancient Rus. The nature of what I found also falls into this category, so I would like to share it. First of all, when I first looked up the entry for General Xu, I found a sentence saying that he was ordered to write an inscription for his cousin, Wenzheng Huang Zhongyong, posthumous name. When I saw Wenzheng, I was very curious, because there were only a few ministers with the posthumous title of Wenzheng in the Song Dynasty, and none of them seemed to be Huang Zhongyong, and this official position was neither fish nor fowl. I took a look at this person's entry, and found that it was very detailed, including a chronology, so it was a little strange. Finally, it was the gift letter given to him by Song Huizong that aroused my suspicion, because the content of this gift letter always felt like I had seen it before, but when I checked, it turned out that it was an adapted version of Su Shi's gift letter. Then I saw that all his entries had no links to historical facts. At this time, I already judged that this was probably a fictional character. As a result, I searched again and found that this person also had a family museum. Through the content of the museum entries, I found that it was not only this person who was fictional, but also many generations of the "Juncheng Huang Family" that had been fictionalized. Moreover, in order to enhance credibility, this modifier also modified many entries, such as Wen Zheng, Sima Guang, etc., To achieve the purpose of mutual verification. I felt very emotional after reading this string of entries...

Recommendation index: Samsung Liangcao Evaluation: More than enough creativity, not enough writing power

There are several ways to deal with feelings about the local saint 1. Marry, or be married to, but the saint can't provide much at present 2. Roman tradition, blinding the eyes (the saint with an eye patch) is exiled to the monastery, but it will seriously damage the reputation 3. Send her to King's Landing, find someone to watch, let her be King's apartment, but I don't know what the Iron Throne thinks 4. Han Lin'er's story, but it would be funny if the saint is really insoluble in water.

I hope it can be a little more subversive when it comes to the expedition part. It would be better to be like the Warhammer novel where both sides fight each other with fanatical and blazing beliefs until one side dies.

Should the protagonist transform into a million-dollar lord and create his own armed force similar to the Silver Hand, Brotherhood of Light, Sisters of the Dawn, and Sisters of War?

How should I put it? I feel that this book describes how the protagonist governs and has little content about farming. However, it describes what happened to other people in other places, such as Westeros in the same period, and the wars of other front-line Crusaders took up too much space. When reading, it feels like the protagonist has been offline for too long.

It's coming, it's coming, the old author writing about Game of Thrones should be guaranteed to be updated and won't be cut off easily.

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

It's time for the original work, and I can't wait to watch the new plot after the mess.

I cast a monthly vote, come on, stop being a eunuch.

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