Game of Thrones: From the Raven's Teeth to Dragonlord

I'll be there to support the new Game of Thrones books.

The adaptation has been drastically altered, or perhaps viewers only watched the TV series and are unaware of the original novel's setting? Jon Snow, the Prime Minister, was poisoned by Lysa at Littlefinger's behest, and Varys isn't portrayed as a patriotic figure (he might be Blackfyre).

There's a supporting cast member! This book has a pure lineage!

Next book, this one is definitely going to flop.

So many people are writing about Game of Thrones and old-fashioned families playing games; it would be better to write about time travel to the Wildlings and their invasion. That would at least be easier to write.

The protagonist has no background, no talent, and not even a cheat code. His only redeeming quality is that he at least knows the general direction of the story, but what good is that? This nobody gets caught in a trap the other day.

The book is alright, but I don't know how long it will last.

A dragon inexplicably defectes and then returns, the main plot revolves around a baffling character who wants to become a dragon shapeshifter. Turns out, the dragon is the most disobedient creature. It's fortunate that the others don't know the dragon's unruly nature; otherwise, they would have declared war and attacked as soon as they learned the protagonist was a dragon. But without the dragon's help, it would have been hilarious.

I love it when authors write about obscure topics. 🤤🤤