Game of Thrones: Storm of the Bucks

The protagonist started from scratch in the New World, so there is no need to be tied to the Baratheon family and use a new surname. Robert is really not a thing. He doesn't care whether the children he gives birth to live or die. He is a scumbag. A man like Robert was born to have no descendants. From now on, as long as the child is the protagonist's child, even if it is the child of his mistress, he will still use the protagonist's surname. The protagonist is not an indigenous person, so it would be better for the family to learn from China. King Wen of Zhou had 100 sons. When his sons grew older, they all made princes to defend the empire.

To be honest, from the Silver Prince to the previous one, A Dance with the Blood Dragon, these two books were well written at the beginning, but in the end, after solving the boss and becoming the emperor, there was nothing more to say and ended directly with the eunuch. Instead of starting a third book and writing hundreds of thousands of words and cutting it off, the author might as well think about the outline and think about what to write after the protagonist sits firmly on the Iron Throne. Although both books are very good, they can't stand being so short.

Why the protagonist of Game of Thrones does not use long weapons when fighting on horseback, but uses a sword? I am speechless

Some comments said that it was written by AI, but after seeing more than 100 pictures, it turned out to be true. The protagonist started a new business on another continent, but when discussing military affairs, he called the opponent a king. Damn it. This is not an AI article, what is it?

A hammer smashed half of the pirate's face, and the enemy could still curse and fight immediately without any stiffness. Does it turn out that everyone has a hegemonic body?

War is like child's play, the protagonist's soldiers are like air, and the enemy can fight with the protagonist every time

A pirate who is hit on the head with a hammer can still attack like crazy. What kind of superman is that? I was poisoned to death without even reading the paid chapter.

Game of Thrones: House of Dragons is a garbage book. The protagonist's brother saved the protagonist's life, but as soon as the brother died, the protagonist slept with his sister-in-law that night... The birdman even deleted all my comments and banned me.

I feel like the protagonist is not very smart. It's okay to imitate Daenerys in abolishing slavery, but it's too early to learn. Dany has the status of an orthodox Targaryen, an army of Unsullied, Dothraki cavalry, dragons, Varys and some investors helping behind the scenes, but she is still in a hurry, with various rebellions and assassinations happening one after another. With only the identity of an illegitimate son and a broken mercenary group, the protagonist dares to abolish slavery and will immediately become the public enemy of half the world. In addition, in Chapter 29, the protagonist wants to capture a few Unsullied people as guards. This is too outrageous. It is better to say that he wants to buy a team of Unsullied people as guards.

If you really don't know the power of a hammer, then don't write about hammer weapons. A god who has the strength to speak and fight when a hammer hits his face is really embarrassing. If you want to write dialogue on the battlefield so much, why not write about swords and spears?

Why does this author always like to write about the protagonist who is born with supernatural powers and swings a hammer to hit the enemy on the head, breaking the bones and leaving a hole, but the enemy can still continue to fight vigorously? Use this method to fight ordinary pirates, and use this method to fight bandits. The enemies are not flesh and blood?

You can talk and fight even if you hit your head with a hammer. This is forcibly weakening the protagonist.

The whole story is about storms, storms, and then invincibility, holding the grass, and the water king.

This author is so poisonous. A strong man hit his head with all his strength. Not only did he not die, he was not even fainted.

Wearing this mask is really like wearing a white belt. You can guess the identity of the protagonist by yourself. This is almost becoming a poisonous point.

Should I pay to subscribe to your blockbusters and write original plots? It's okay to do free chapters, but it's inappropriate to do the same with paid chapters, right?

I feel that this book is written as a group portrait, and there is no distinction between priority and priority. Generally, the wonderful parts are detailed in detail, and the dull parts are briefly sketched. Discovering the secret of the lion can be used as a preliminary preparation, but there is no need to write about Ed's perspective in seven or eight chapters. The key updates are still slow. In reality, it has been a week and the incident has not been finished. It is outrageous. It doesn't matter if the protagonist, the time traveler, does not follow the technological trend in the magical world. The key is that the author said that the protagonist abolishes slavery and updates the military system. Originally, this was written about how the protagonist can develop financial resources to replace the slave trade, establish a national system, grassroots organizations, an army combat system, technological and tactical innovation, and a balance of beliefs. Or if you don't want to write a farming novel, you can also write about the protagonist using his power to collect magic items, research notes, and explore the secrets of the gods (Essos does have some small gods and local gods, such as the old man in the river, and studying them is relatively less risky), or try to use the methods of the previous life to organize and summarize magic, systematize it, or overtake the mystical experience of the previous life. There are many places to write about, but the key is that the perspective must be on the protagonist. Even the great Internet writers have devoted a lot of time to writing group portraits. And besides the fact that Jon is Coming to King and Ed, is there any difference between this plot and the original book or TV series? And does the author dare to write the plot into complete chaos and deduce it on his own? Ed discovers the secret in advance and tells the king. The king kills the queen and Jaime in anger and starts a war with the Lannister. Or the Lannister finds something wrong and directly raises an army to attack the king. The plot changes completely. If we still follow the original work, where the king dies unexpectedly and Ed is imprisoned and killed, then what's the point of the author putting so much effort into writing this plot? What's the difference between reading the original work and watching the text version of the TV series?

I don't understand why some people like the nomads in Game of Thrones. Their civilization can only be said to be worse than worse. If they were fought in ancient times, any army could kill them.

I read 80% of the content for free, skipping through There are hundreds of chapters in the book, 60% of which are nonsense words, meaningless text waste. Word order, many word orders are wrong and not fluent. Don't order everything, just look at the catalog and have a look.

I just want to ask who can survive a blow to the head and continue to fight the protagonist. Rhaegar died unjustly. Although Robert is not comparable to the protagonist, Rhaegar was also wearing armor at the time!

After reading a few chapters, I was a little curious. The protagonist's weapon is a mace, and the protagonist is very powerful according to the setting. But the problem is how to encounter someone, the protagonist hits the other person on the head with a hammer, the other person is only slightly injured, and can continue to fight. Not a bit strange.

Even in the world of A Song of Ice and Fire, you can smash half of your head with a hammer, Kuku can chop people, and you can get angry and curse people. It's not so outrageous even if you are the author👍🏻AI writing it.

It's a complete AI article, inconsistent and logically confusing, and I don't even know what I'm talking about.

My sentences are no longer smooth. Look at it.

The feeling of Game of Thrones is not written, the author lacks experience and reading.

Sorry, today is the 20th. Where did those two pictures from yesterday go?

Obviously I traveled through time and knew it from the beginning. I didn't know it after I got on the boat. It's funny.

If you don't pay attention to revising these things, it will be a big problem... Readers can't stand it, so what's the use of immersing yourself in writing?

I always feel like it's very easy to defeat these nomads, right? As long as the long-range weapons are basic enough, they can defeat the opponent. I really don't like that kind of mindless rush without wearing any armor or using long-range weapons.

Found a cheating book, Black Blood and Kingship, not bad🤫