Game of Thrones: The King of Bronze and Fire

The protagonist's later city can be built like this on a complete boulder mountain. The dragon's cave can be dug directly from the mountain manually to coordinate with the dragon's burning.

It makes me laugh. There are so many entries, even Damon spent a long time typing them.

The author completely mistook the Bronze Fury for Balerion. Without the aura of the protagonist, there is no telling whether the Bronze Fury can defeat the Red Queen. It relies solely on the undead aura to stir up trouble. He might as well use magic to dig Balerion out of the ground at first. Now the protagonist, the Bronze Fury, is just Baelor with a different skin. His appearance has nothing to do with the Bronze Fury.

What does it mean? Has the protagonist strengthened his own strength? It's so hard to beat someone one on one.

What is the role of this Dragon King bloodline percentage? The enhancement given to the dragon was not reflected at all. The first time I fought a dragon one-on-one, I got a 50-50 split, and the scales were chewed to pieces in one go. So what is this enhancement? And what's the use of the Bronze Tree that I haven't talked about yet? After giving so many enhancements, from the beginning to the present, the result is a 50-50 draw with an ordinary person?

This book has collapsed since the author's second creation, and there is no way to write it. Let's just say that Westeros only has 130,000 square meters. How outrageous is this? It may not be very intuitive, but if I say that Ultraman's hometown is 3,000 miles away and has mountains and rivers of 220,000 square meters, would it be intuitive? If you use the author's data of 130,000 and subtract half of the northern border, you will be left with 70,000. This 70,000 is equivalent to the entire Seoul metropolitan area. Westeros is Zenith Star Technology. A Seoul metropolitan area can draw 300,000 soldiers and horses to fight among themselves in the Middle Ages.

There are many problems with the author's writing, including but not limited to the disgusting operation of having to repeat the previous book when Damon's interpersonal relationships have changed, and the plot setting is not rigorous, so he has to rush to become the king when there is no obvious benefit... But this is one of the best Game of Thrones fanfics I have read: the author has captured the feeling of extraordinary politics very well. Let me reiterate again, the world of ice and fire, no matter how low-level the demons are, is also about extraordinary politics. As a time traveler in the new era, it is normal and correct for the protagonist to establish rules under the premise of mastering extraordinary power.

To be honest, Rhaenyra's part is still a bit poisonous and will dissuade many readers. It feels like NTR and is very alienating.

Lannar Targaryen

Varyrians are white-skinned and silver-haired Caucasians.