Game of Thrones: Viserys, the Three-Headed Dragon

If the author has nothing to say, it feels like they should be allowed to enter the palace (a euphemism for prostitution). A suggestion for the author: The protagonist and overpowered character settings, as well as the background and opening time, are all well arranged.

This book contains cuckoldry themes, so I suggest you don't read it.

I read the whole thing in one go and found the author's writing to be very good, with excellent prose. Then I was shocked to see that the comments and posts were full of negative reviews. People were criticizing the writing as weak, saying it lacked satisfying moments, and that fanfiction should be fast-paced and not written properly. I just can't understand it.

However, your character development has expanded this aspect. If you remove the element of wits and courage to outwit thin air and accelerate the plot, your writing will seem weaker, and some readers might abandon the book. The best solution now is to cut the book and find yourself a new job 😜.

Trying to have it both ways will only please neither side. They wanted to maintain their selling point of staying true to the original work (wedding pranks), but they were also afraid of offending the online novel readers' sore spot (being cuckolded).

Although I've read the original novel, the vulgar marriage scene in the True Dragon chapter could have been completely avoided. He's about to transform into a true dragon, and yet the protagonist has to have his wife's body exposed? Putting aside everything else, is your protagonist a native? As an Earthling, a Chinese person, why would you let others see his wife's body?

This author is so arrogant; they've driven all the readers away. Wedding pranks are disgusting; I have absolutely no desire to continue reading.

I just have one question: what's the point of chapter 78? Why isn't it changed? I will absolutely not subscribe again. Disgusting.

The author's beginning was good, but the final result was a flop. Why? 1. Why is the original book called *Game of Thrones*? Because it's essentially set in a low-magic world where neither gods nor magic are omnipotent. It's fundamentally a political intrigue story wrapped in a fantasy veneer. Readers expect to see power struggles, intrigue, knights and lords, with a touch of magic.

King Ghidorah is also a three-headed dragon, a golden dragon, and can unleash gravity rays and lightning.