Game of Thrones: The Wizard King from Hogwarts

The creativity is good, the plot is a mess, and the combat power needs to be suppressed. You writers who write about Game of Thrones fans always do this. The last time you wrote a story about Elden, a demi-god traveling through Game of Thrones, he did it the same way and ended up getting cut. Figure out who your novel's name and introduction will let people read. What everyone wants is a hearty cheating king who conquers the world, not an indecisive rat in the gutter🐭

The character of Jorah is very disgusting in the original book. He is a dead licking dog, boiling more than a boiling sheep. Taking him as a subordinate is extremely poisonous. I don't know why, but I like to take him as a subordinate in several books. Even if you don't talk about character, who would dare to keep such a person around? If someone wants to target the protagonist, spend some money to bribe his ex-wife, and then let his ex-wife instruct him to assassinate the protagonist, do you think he will do it? What's the difference between putting this kind of person next to you and placing a barrel of explosives? The protagonist can't be moved by his "affection", right? Stop being disgusting. A licking dog deserves to die, let alone a licking dog who wants to kill the protagonist.

In Chapter 4, he was persuaded to quit, and the protagonist did not dare to kill the original character. I can't stand the character of a dog-licking turtle slave.

The protagonist was chased by Jorah and his men, which was an unreasonable disaster. Then the protagonist fought hard to subdue the man with nine deaths and one injury. In a hostile situation, the protagonist let Jorah go. Personally, I felt it was quite nonsense, and then left. Others are unknown.

Chapter 4, is the author sure you don't want to change it? It's too poisonous. People are here for your life, but you let them go. So cheap? Is the protagonist's life so worthless? Change it now while few people are watching!

Chapter 4: Persuading people to quit and identifying them as shit💩

When the character in the original book wanted to kill the protagonist and took action, the protagonist could obviously kill the opponent, but inexplicably let it go, while the unnamed character in the original book was killed casually. Everyone knows.

Take my advice and run away, it's poisonous! Being chased by a supporting character in the plot, you don't dare to kill when you can fight back!

I am a seventh-grade student in the school. I don't have to remember the curse in my mind but have to unblock it with a plug-in. It's like a doctoral student who travels through time and needs to unblock the system to know that 1+1=2.

They were all scolding, and the author didn't even dare to reply.