Game of Thrones: Lord of the Dragons

This storyline predates House of the Dragon by decades. 99% Of readers who read Game of Thrones novels are reading fanfiction based on the TV series, not the original Game of Thrones novels. Without the help of the Game of Thrones web series, no one would read the original Game of Thrones novels at all. In a sense, this book has absolutely nothing to do with the Game of Thrones series, because there are only two Game of Thrones series: A Song of Ice and Fire and House of the Dragons.

If the protagonist were a native, killing mercenaries in the beginning would be somewhat satisfying. However, being a transmigrator, with his frivolous behavior and unprepared attacks on mercenaries, and the portrayal of his and his grandmother's perilous situation as if the grandmother didn't have a dragon and were just ordinary people, lacks the necessary motivation for the protagonist to risk his life.

I've seen many people saying they should wait for the two princes to die before seizing the throne. This has given me a lot of questions: Is that iron chair really that important? The protagonist was accidentally born as a baby, falling from the sky; without Arya, he would have died. He was then raised by Rhaenyah, growing up alongside Aemon and Belron.

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This book is truly top-tier among Game of Thrones fanfiction; the immersion is incredibly strong. The only downside is the inconsistent update schedule. Sigh.

Here's my take on the recent chapters, in short: Make Rhaegar kill all those bastards who covet dragons, like the Valerian and Rhaenyra's offspring—they're disgusting to watch.

I suggest the protagonist stop hiding on Westeros and go to Slaver's Bay to learn from Daenerys Targaryen, buy some Unsullied, and develop on that continent. Using the name of the Valyrian Dragon King, he can reorganize the Valyrian Empire's power and make a name for himself, which is better than suffering in the Seven Kingdoms.

Bro, if things really don't work out, just announce the termination. Your behavior is truly frustrating for those of us following along.

It's only been on the shelves for less than a month and it's already starting to be intermittent. What's the point of following along?

A system appeared in the second chapter, indirectly tagged as: no system. Isn't this a joke?