Game of Thrones: King of the High Tower

The Hightowers used to be pretty awesome, but they didn't show much in the main show. The headquarters of the Seven Gods and the Maester's headquarters seemed awesome, but they ended up being vassals of the Tyrell family, which really made people sweat. After watching the prequel, I realized that I was on the wrong team, so was it a failure or was it just a matter of frustration and gathering strength? Anyway, I quite like their ethnic language, Light The Way! It feels like a temperament, better than that of a lion, wolf, or deer

Nowadays, most people read Game of Thrones for the purpose of riding a dragon, so I hope the protagonist must ride a dragon. Otherwise, why would you read Game of Thrones fan fiction when there are so many Western novels?

I will form a knighthood of idiots. Who will join? 🤭🤭

It was well written before it was released, and it also has original plots. As a result, I was confused about the subsequent plot, and the main plot was pushed very slowly. There are more than a dozen scenes where the protagonist disappears, and one scene appears and then another disappears. The golden finger is blurry and disappears in the later stage. It feels regretful to write it like this with expectations from the beginning.

The male protagonist is about to fight the Unification War, which is at its climax. For seven days starting from the 28th, you didn't write a single word about the male protagonist. You were all about writing about the ghost in the North. You are really good at cooling down.

From the 170th chapter onwards, the writing became worse and worse. It was a big chapter of five to six thousand words, with almost no storyline, and it was all nonsense. The author is having fun chatting. As he writes, he starts talking to himself, asking questions and answering questions. He talks about his writing style, which is awkward no matter how you look at it.

I really don't know what I'm writing, so I'm just giving up on the plot? Can't the valley's home game stop a motley army of 40,000 people?

I don't want to read it. I feel like someone has changed me. What's the writing about?

Why are you so nagging? Is Rory a bit fussy?

After reading so many Game of Thrones novels, I have always wondered whether it would be a fool to travel through time and become Robert's eldest son (biological) and successfully grow up.