Game of Thrones: House of the Dragon

The first part is pretty good, I can understand Gaimeng, but the second part is about a dream scene where he is his brother and the red god Gaimon is resurrected. I really can't stand it. The subject matter is good, but yours is too outrageous. I believe many people are attracted by those pictures.

It's completely off the road. You, the Awakened One and the Dragonborn, are obviously imitating a Japanese anime. This actually doesn't matter, but the overall style is too different, and it feels like it has turned into a fantasy style.

According to the original work and the content in this article, whether the Dragon King conquered Westeros, or Westeros assimilated the Dragon King. Based on the situation of the protagonist in this article, it is completely possible to conquer Westeros completely in a steady manner. But now it is completely the same as the original, except for the so-called church weapons. Of course, there is nothing wrong with the original author's cognition, but it does not quite fit the Chinese point of view. After all, with the power of the Dragon King, what could those medieval nobles do to resist?

The royal territory drawn according to the white and purple lines in Chapter 79. Picture 2: Aegon's Hill and the Red Keep Picture 3: The Seven Kingdoms before the War of Conquest Picture 4: The areas divided after the War of Conquest according to the original work Picture 5: It seems to be a topographic version of Westeros Picture 6: War of the Five Kings Picture 7: Dorne Picture 8: Siossos Nine and Ten: Valyria

The nation's capital must be built to perfection. The original King's Landing would have been a terrible capital city to adequately manage. The worst city ever in A Song of Ice and Fire without him. Must pay attention to hygiene. Urban planning can refer to the inner cities of Chinese capitals. Outer city planning. You must build a perfect palace and don't build secret passages at will. Like the Dance of the Blood Dragon, two assassins will kill the prince. The palace must be close to the dragon's lair. Either together. Man and dragon together.

This plot seems to be inexplicably deviated and makes me go crazy. The author has a lot of problems and is in an unstable state.

I'm here to be a showman. I hope your book will be longer.

Did the author intend to write about how Aegon I, the first generation of the nation, had perfected the right to train and control dragons, as well as the laws regarding the perfect preservation of dragon eggs to prevent them from being leaked out? And are there laws regarding fiefdoms directly under the royal family? Such as Highgarden and Harrenhal.

Rhaenys in this book might as well have died in Dorne.

It feels like Maegor will be greatly strengthened in this time and space. Due to the influence of the protagonist, Aenys begins to become suspicious of others. As we all know, Maegor always rebelled against Aenys. In this way, isn't it that Maegor, who has begun to learn to trust others, has an extremely tough personality, and has a certain charm of personality, has begun to follow Li Er's route?🤭