Game of Thrones: Dragon King

During World War II, before the invention of the VT fuze, the U. S. Military consumed an average of 12,000 anti-aircraft shells to shoot down an aircraft against Japan. This is the result of a large number of anti-aircraft guns forming a high-speed firepower network. The dragon's maneuverability far exceeds that of World War II aircraft, and its movement trajectory is not as predictable as that of an aircraft. The accuracy and quantity of fire of the giant crossbow are even more of a joke in front of the US anti-aircraft artillery. Hunting dragons with marksmen and crossbows is nothing more than a group of liberal arts students who have no common sense. They have no rational understanding of the increased complexity of three-dimensional space. They regard air combat as a two-dimensional game. Shooting air units and shooting ground units are not at the same level.

Forget about changing the protagonist's name to a Targaryen. Everything he does is from a Targaryen perspective. The Usurper War is none of your business, and the grudge between Lannister and Targaryen is none of your business. You can't forgive Baratheon or the Lannister. Dragon Mother was traded to you as a vassal, not for you to seek refuge with Dragon Mother. If the Usurper's War had not happened and the king was still a Targaryen, would you be the protagonist who destroyed the Targaryen dynasty?

Can you stop thinking about giving the dragon to Jon? The dragon is the crown and the right. As a king, how can you share the crown of power with people who are not the royal family? You are not helping him but harming him. How can a monarch hope that other families will only be loyal ministers (Jon can be a loyal minister, but what about his son and grandson)? You said you don't mind rebellion in the future, but what's the point of reducing the fiefdoms of the Westeros princes to centralize power?

Hey, forget about the protagonist changing his surname to Targaryen and then abdicating the throne to Dragon Mother. The protagonist now feels like a pure thug. The power to divide the provinces of the empire is given to Dragon Mother and Chai Yue. The provincial governor recommendation is also given to them. The handling of Lannister is also handed over to Dragon Mother. He really can't walk when he sees a woman. No wonder he let the little sand snake offend him in front of him 😅

The protagonist is too weak. He probably can't beat the old farmer from Goldsmith even with a Thunder Fury. His fighting ability is simply ridiculous.

The author doesn't understand what the readers want to read. The plot, settings, and characters are all designed for the protagonist. The readers come to see the protagonist show off. Have you never thought about why your grades are so poor even though your writing is just okay? The characters in the plot should have been trampled to death the moment the protagonist jumped in the face, but you picked it up high and gently put it down. The results have already shown that most readers don't like it. As for the plot, it goes crazy? If the original novel had a named person and the protagonist was killed one by one, I could write hundreds of millions of words, and the results would be better than you are now. Of course you don't care about subscribing when I didn't say so.

I was so disgusted 😤😰 that a group of people made trouble at my wedding and threatened them, but they just responded with words. The title of the book should be changed to King of Eunuchs.

All oathbreakers will not end well in Ice and Fire. This is what Mr. Martin said himself. You said that the protagonist wants to kill the gods and is not afraid of breaking the oath, but don't you feel that the oath breaking is used in this kind of place? It is obvious that what Tang Tangzheng's teacher can do is to be a clown. Breaking oaths is very precious, at least it must be exchanged for enough things. The Sima family broke their oath for the first time in exchange for a world. This was enough bargaining chip. Also, it was this oath-breaking that laid the foundation for the demise of the Western Jin Dynasty. The protagonist is too clown to do this.

Don't give up on the little devil, it's better to kill him. In the original book, when the queen was playing tricks, she kept making stupid moves for the Dragon Mother, killing the people around the dragon mother. She obviously had the strength to defeat the queen, but she listened to the little devil's stupid tricks, and then she was very passive, harming others and herself. All her best friends around her were dead. It would be crazy if she wasn't crazy. Snow was also killed, so it's best to kill this guy too.

Being too kind to the people of Westeros and letting them jump too high

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

I'm very curious, why do Game of Thrones fans all talk about how awesome the dragon-shooting crossbow is, as if with this thing, I won't be afraid of dragons on the battlefield. I just thought how many crossbows would it take to block the sky with tens of thousands of people spread out on the battlefield? How to solve the problem of the army's logistics being attacked by dragons? How to solve the problem of dragons coming to burn camp at night? How could the two sides keep up with the army's advance and turn when it was so heavy? By the way, why is this book not on the shelves yet? I'll support you by reading the ads 😁

Don't arrange a little skinned backstab. That kind of plot has no meaning except to distract readers. Either keep suppressing it or killing it. Otherwise, it will only highlight the protagonist's stupidity or the author's lack of writing skills.

This protagonist feels like a clown who lets others make fun of him. He can be kneaded as much as he wants.

The protagonist has been weakened too much. He is obviously a blood elf, but he feels that he is not much stronger than a human.

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Prince Ranger

I feel like it would be better if the protagonist is not an elf. I haven't seen what power the protagonist's elf physique has yet.

To be honest, I was a little bit looking forward to it at first, but when I saw the author's description of the snow elves' abilities, I suddenly felt that this book was just like that. It was too much of a test of one's IQ to have no desire to read.