Game of Thrones: The Sunwalker

The Lord of Warcraft Paladin traveled to Game of Thrones with his own equipment, fought with pirates for 300 rounds, killed 16 pirates, and successfully earned 1 golden dragon. He took a large amount of gold with him. Well, I just didn't want to spend it. I just worked hard all day long. Later, I almost died because of the inflammation of the wound I received from the natives.

..., Why is it that the protagonist becomes more and more comical the more he writes about it, hesitant in doing things, hesitant and hesitant, and there are many psychological and linguistic descriptions like a supporting character. There is no savior charm at all. The more he looks at it, the more he looks like Bronn, a mercenary with the highest strength value. How can he organize a team to fight against the White Walkers? Although the protagonist is perfect in everything, not everyone may like it, but the protagonist is shaped like a modern unemployed otaku loser young man, which is really a minefield for readers. After all, novels are not reality. The character of the protagonist should be strengthened, otherwise the more he looks at it, the more he looks like it🤡. . .

It's boring to write it as a religion, it's putting the cart before the horse! What the fan is watching is Game of Thrones, not Land Reform, not the New Culture Movement! It's not even about overthrowing the old society! It will not succeed. There is a high probability that it will be an extremely terrifying religious force, or a terrifying monster with no other restriction mechanism. The reason why the Holy Light Church of Azeroth is relatively peaceful is because the world of Azeroth is an individual extraordinary world, with holy light, magic, evil energy, true energy and various extraordinary abilities!

The idea is very good, but the author asked for a lot, but in the end it became a mess. The biggest poisonous point is that the author made it more difficult. Without the protagonist, the zombies are over. Although it is dramatic, let alone the protagonist brings the power of the Holy Light, the result is that the Holy Light, which has no political leanings and can be used by anyone who is kind, was forced out by the author. Equality and freedom are also understandable. The author has always emphasized that one person cannot handle a world-ending crisis such as the undead disaster. Here comes the contradiction. You want to make a revolution not to unite the masses. But without a modern human rights revolution, Westeros would not fight ghouls. There is no need. Is Uther a revolutionary? ,,? There are feudal lords, kings, poor people, and even tribal chiefs who use Holy Light in Warcraft, but there are no revolutionaries. In this map of Westeros, we should play religious unification and jihad to engage in ghouls. You can bring in kings and others to become paladins and priests. Anyway, those with dark hearts and wavering on goodwill can be Will be abandoned by the Holy Light. It is really obvious that the protagonist wants to control the interpretation of the Holy Light. There is no believer of the Holy Light after almost reading. Isn't this a serious conflict with the selflessness of the Holy Light? 🤔 The author has such a strong desire for control, it is better to play a warlock. Ned, do you want to gain the power to save your daughter and safeguard the justice in your heart? What's the cost? All! 😁😁😁

Known world map, Westeros continent and spheres of influence, Essos continent free trade city-state, Slaver's Bay, Bone Mountains, Yidi, Sothoros continent, Summer Islands,

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Today, it's finally my turn to be the kid on the spot! 😃

Halfway through, I switched to group portraits, and there was no plot for the main character. I just wanted to skip reading. After skipping a few chapters, I wanted to abandon the book. The key is it's expensive

Another person who traveled to Western fantasy and thought he was transliterating his Chinese name.

A small opening is not considered open. Since it is opened, it is fully opened. It looks quite unpleasant.