Game of Thrones: with All the Power, I Call a Deer a Horse

Directly taking over the land is too hasty. To do this in Westeros requires at least 200 years of hard work from six consecutive generations of heroes, and if you are not careful, all your previous efforts will be wasted. Don't underestimate the nobles' dedication to land. This is the foundation of their livelihood. It is no exaggeration to say that this is their lifeblood. You see what happened to Wang Mang when he did this. The land was full of smoke and was attacked by a large group of aristocratic families. The most important thing is to gradually weaken the influence of the major lords on the people in the territory. This kind of thing can only be cut with a dull knife and slowly bleed out. There is no rush. Otherwise, the rabbits will bite people when they are cornered. They will not care about how many dragons the protagonist has when they are cornered. No matter what, they will not get any good, and they might as well break up with you.

It was well written before, but why is it so poisonous right from the start? If you are really in the Middle Ages, if you are not the founding emperor, like what you wrote, you will take away the fiefdoms that have been passed down for dozens or hundreds of years as soon as you become an earl. I can guarantee that even if you have 4 dragons you can kill them at any time, but regardless of whether they die or not, almost all your vassals and neighbors will rise up against you, because you are quite killing them all, not just a few of them, and you will not have any allies, even the king will let you give up, and no one will support you. You are single-handedly challenging the order of the entire continent. Let's start a new book again! ! This book is well written and deserves recognition.

Taking back the ownership of the land, isn't this a disguised form of turning the nobles on the original land into bureaucrats? Isn't this the centralization strategy of William of Normandy Conquest, but he did this by purging the original Anglo-Saxon nobles and replacing them with Norman nobles. Isn't it a bit embarrassing for the protagonist to do it casually?

Unexpectedly. . . In that, the vassals of my vassals are not my vassals, and you abolish the fiefs of your lords. . . This. . . Forehead. . . You also wrote that the Royce family is of the bloodline of the High King of the Valley, so you should know about the nobles of Westeros, except for the new nobles who were enfeoffed after Aegon's War of Conquest. Which other nobles have not been passed down for thousands of years, or even tens of thousands of years? ? ? This. . . The way you write it is not Western fantasy, but Eastern fantasy.

It's difficult. If we all have different world views, then we should insist on centralization. If we want to centralize power, we should centralize power. If we go up to it, we will openly dig out the roots of the aristocracy. Don't say you have four dragons, even if you have 10 dragons, as long as you are still mortal and not like a god, you will only die. Even in the feudal era of China, unification was deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, but once the vassals were cut off and the dynasty was lost, there were many people. What's more, the feudal system in Westeros has lasted for too long. Almost all the noble territories have existed for at least hundreds of years. Even if the protagonist wants to centralize power, he should test the bottom line of the noble masters little by little. As a result, the seven-year-old protagonist turned over the table and told the vassals to take back the territory. He really treated the world as a game. The nobles in it were all NPCs. It was really unbearable.

In Game of Thrones, the whole centralization of power, author, are you not afraid that all the nobles in Westeros will besiege the protagonist? This is completely digging into the roots of the nobility.

Regarding the issue of fiefdoms, I feel that the author has been too hasty. After receiving the fiefdom for thousands of years, the vassals accepted it without saying a word or having any objections. This personally feels a bit illogical. If you continue writing like this, in the end it will be nothing more than sitting on the Iron Throne, then abolishing the feudal feudalism and establishing a unified state. This is a bit similar to the book Wrath of the Sleeping Dragon. That's not to say that this is not possible, but if it is written like this, it seems that it is no longer a fan of Ice and Fire, but an Eastern historical farming novel covered in Ice and Fire. The Wrath of the Sleeping Dragon ended up not feeling like a Western fantasy, but more like an Eastern fantasy. The vassals and families of Game of Thrones are one of the biggest features of the book Game of Thrones. If they disappeared, it would feel like a lot of features would be missing. I personally think (just my personal opinion) that the Holy Flame King book is actually very good. The protagonist of that book finally incorporated the Stormland into the royal domain, which I personally felt was handled quite well. It not only enhanced the power of the royal family, but also conformed to the worldview of Ice, Fire and the West. Personally, I feel like the author can also let the protagonist incorporate the valley into the king's territory in the future? It not only enhances the power of Targaryen, but does not go beyond the world view setting of ice and fire, similar to an enhanced version of Tywin. The above is just my personal opinion. It would be a great honor if I could get advice from the author. If there are any deficiencies, I am willing to accept criticism.

This is the most self-indulgent Game of Thrones I have ever seen. All the plots starting from the death of my grandfather are outrageous. The fact that it survives to this day is entirely due to the author's own infatuation.

The author is a eunuch again, with two books.

That Game of Thrones book will come to help. Why didn't the account post? 😃😃

I fuck the author of your first book. I was chasing you and finally stopped updating it. If you stop updating this book, I will curse you and report you.

The step is too big, can you take it one step at a time? Take your time, you don't even have a team to lead by yourself. Are you waving at me when you do this?

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

Haven't you seen what happened to Wang Mang and Yang Guang?

I suggest that the author should open a book club to listen to readers' suggestions. Otherwise, it is all business writing now. You will be so excited about it that you will not realize that it is in the wrong direction and deviate from the actual situation. Don't regret it when the popularity is gone. Moreover, the power game genre is originally an unpopular one and has a small audience. When the time comes, you will not be able to keep up with the readers and subscriptions, and so much effort will be wasted.

It's quite interesting. I hope Damon can give the protagonist more fatherly love.

Author, can you keep writing books? You're such a mess, eunuch, it would be fine if your novel didn't deal with fiefdoms, but now that you've written it, you can just keep writing it, as long as you avoid the issue of reclaiming fiefdoms later.

This is the end of the update, I just felt a little bit smelly

Author, why did you stop updating?

You have two copies of Eunuch in a row. I think your account is going to be scrapped 😅

This one of yours is not as good as the last one.

After I was convinced, I became a eunuch after more than 50 chapters. . .

People from the West refer to deer as horses, which should refer to men as women.