Game of Thrones: The King Everyone Hoped For

The damn thing about Game of Thrones is that if you really want to stand firm and secure your position, you must have dragons and magic.

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This character who should have been aborted has already been played by a eunuch. This kind of character is not easy to write. The starting point is too high. If you don't pressure him, it will be a mess, and the subsequent plot of the original work will not happen at all if he successfully succeeds to the throne. If you suppress him, it will be easy to write down his wits, and he will be scolded as a torturer.

For newcomers and new books, it is really important to follow the data. If you keep me, I will be raised to death. If there is no profit, I will change my number and run away. The last thing left was a eunuch book. (ToT)

Jon Snow becomes Jonna? Directly becoming a woman and becoming the spokesperson of the Three-Eyed Crow, the Son of the Forest? Did I not read it carefully or did you write it wrong?

A useless protagonist (I'm talking about character), so I made a gender-changing Snow to make up for his human weaknesses.

But I feel like you wrote it in a hurry, and the main and secondary contents of the plot are evenly written.

I'm sorry, I really didn't check the information when I was writing the book, and I made a mistake when my head got hot. Dragonstone is the gateway to King's Landing. Aegon's strategy was to pretend to attack Storm's End instead of King's Landing (this was a mistake), thus distracting the Royal Fleet's combat power and allowing the Riverlands to disperse their forces to rescue. Dragonstone Island has dual meanings of defense and supply for King's Landing, so I think it is okay for the price of food in King's Landing to rise.

If the protagonist's identity is too high and he only knows even part of the plot, and the author is not strong enough, he can only follow the plot and basically the book is over. The best setting is that the protagonist's identity can be high but the time traveler is best not to know the plot. In this way, there will be fewer poisonous points while following the plot while developing behind the scenes. Moreover, today's readers have no patience and do not like the poor boy's counterattack in the past (there are also many reasons why the author's writing skills are not strong enough). Because) So high status should be the trend in the future, but being Robert Cersei's real son requires very high writing skills from the author, so I really don't recommend this background. You can consider other identities, such as the son of a vassal from other vassals. The Eagle family is good, but the protagonist is purely indigenous and lacks a sense of substitution. The Witcher is completely off topic. The Dreadfort has a lot of poisonous points in the back, but the identity is very useful.

The son of Robert and Cersei, with this setting, I have no desire to watch it.