Game of Thrones: Lord of the Dawn

The pressure is too great, and it also lowers IQ. Your +strength is only 0.01, And adding bloodline and swordsmanship is only 1%. As a result, several years have passed, and bloodline has not improved at all. If normal people should not check the full bloodline, it is impossible to return to their ancestors and not improve their strength. If I directly max out a bloodline, maxing out sword skills would be more cost-effective, right?

This adds a bit of loneliness. Killing one person every day. After several years of hard work, the attributes are only four or five points more than normal physical development, which is only a few dozen kilograms. The gap between effort and reward is too big, right?

There is a pure problem with your setting. One point adds 1% bloodline, and the attribute points are only 0.02. Therefore, directly adding attributes when the protagonist is young is definitely the most cost-effective way. 100 Points can directly increase the attribute of 2 by filling up the bloodline, and 6 points can be exchanged for filling up all three major bloodlines. Then why add points? With the three major bloodlines replenished, Robert will not be crushed to death with one hand when he reaches adulthood.

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Forcibly suppressing the fighting power, the author is quite tough.

Brienne recalls seeing a copy of Ser Duncan's shield, the Elm Meteor, when she was playing in the family's storehouse as a child. From this, it can be inferred that the tall Sir Duncan had a son or daughter whose blood was integrated into the Tarth family, so Brienne is astonishingly tall. The height of the protagonist Galleon can also be higher Tall Sir Galleon. About two meters and two meters

I canceled it after reading Chapter 7. It's the first time I've seen such an outrageous fan system article.

The combat pressure is too strong. A normal adult has 10 points of strength. As a result, killing a criminal can only add 0.02 To two trial points. However, as long as others grow up to 18 years old normally, they will have 10 points of strength. If they kill 1,000 people, they can only add 20 points of strength. This does not include the addition of agility, mental strength, magic power and blood.

Writing like this feels bad, adding basic attributes without bloodline, in my opinion, is equivalent to adding experience points without talents during the period when the author is growing instinctively with his own attributes. However, I feel that I can probably understand the author's thinking. The author probably wants to say that the bloodline in the system has little connection with combat effectiveness. For example, in the original Targaryen novel, this bloodline does not add direct combat effectiveness, and Dragon Dream and Dragon Control are even more useless now that there is no magic power. Who knows if adding bloodline will have any effect, but you didn't write it down, even if you did, you could write it down. For example, I feel nothing after adding blood.

Tj came too suddenly, the author didn't give any explanation, I have to mark it and block it later

Why is everyone plotting against Hightower? Let the author whitewash him.

What's wrong with these authors? 😰 Don't write if you don't want to finish it. It's really uncomfortable if you can't get up or down.

The Tarth family seems to be close relatives to the Targaryen royal family, right?

This is the update. I ordered Loneliness and it's only been twenty or thirty chapters. It's a studio article, but it's pretty good so far, but this update is a waste of money.

Gallon, Gallon Terry Jones, right?

Sure enough, tj, as expected, wants to cheat and set up various restrictions to sell dog meat. It is really difficult to understand. The most basic logic is not smooth. How can I continue to write this book?

Found a cheating book, Black Blood and Kingship, not bad🤫