Game of Thrones: From the Start, I Lead the Mad King in a Breakout from Duskendale!

Many people did not take the king seriously. Many people in the Kingsguard still listened to Rhaegar's words. The dignified king's guards, who were only loyal to the king, actually obeyed the crown prince's orders and ignored the king's orders. No wonder the king was insecure. So crazy. No one else could bear it. It turns out that some members of the Targaryen family have very sensitive mental conditions and cannot stand stimulation. Once stimulated, he goes crazy.

Rhaegar is not gay. I don't know how the author did it, saying that he is gay? Rhaegar's three children, as well as his relationship with Illya and Lyanna, do you think they are the same? You can say that he is sentimental, irresponsible, and hot-headed, but you cannot falsely accuse others. I am really speechless. I suggest you take a good look at Renly's performance. You can say that Clinton is gay and has a one-sided crush. Clinton does not have a wife, but you cannot mislead readers and deliberately smear Rhaegar.

Riding a dragon again. I feel that we are more obsessed with dragons than Targaryen. 😅

One problem I discovered is that anyone who writes a Game of Thrones novel can't say it's 100% accurate, at least. More than 90% of the time, he will write that the protagonist must ride a dragon, or that the protagonist must own a dragon, or that he must own several dragons, which is itself. It doesn't necessarily mean that you are required to ride a dragon. If your protagonist is an ordinary person, or there are other Goldfinger who have nothing to do with Targaryen or Valyria, you don't need to write it at all. Just like this novel has been written so far, the protagonist has been portrayed as a powerful and a bit rampant. If you have such a character, then you can write according to this character, just write a pure knight novel with high strength, or a novel of this kind. It is completely attractive enough, because the IP of Game of Thrones has brought you a large part of potential readers. You don't mean that there must be dragons, right? No more writing if there is no dragon? On the contrary, if you are too abrupt and forcefully arrange Goldfinger to give the protagonist the qualification to have a dragon, which is a drama in itself, you might as well just write a normal knight and the like. There is no need to write about dragons completely, including when watching Dragon Family, or when watching Game of Thrones, which itself focuses more on describing things between people. It can also describe dragons, but relatively speaking, it is actually equivalent to a nuclear weapon. But that doesn't mean that without dragons, they wouldn't be able to develop the direction of this story. This doesn't exist. Just like in the beginning, was the attraction of Game of Thrones because of the dragons? This is not necessarily true. Did Dragon come out in the 2nd or 3rd part, but it already attracted some people in the first part. Including the later years when the dragon grows up and starts to have the ability to destroy cities, it is all in the later parts. He did not do it in the first two parts. That is to say, he described such a huge damage to the dragon. Writing like this between ordinary people, he is still very attractive to readers. If you say that it is still limited to the traditional protagonist who must be brainless and invincible, such as Long Aotian and Ye Fan, in this case, the protagonist must be described as I am the biggest. In essence, this kind of brainless and enjoyable writing will no longer work. Today's readers no longer accept this method. So there's no need to write it in this old-fashioned way, right? Then there is the author's last novel, the one in which the protagonist is a vampire. I should be the first person to say that your novel is well written, especially the three golden chapters. I really like the first few chapters of your novel, including many people who refute me, saying it is just average, but I still stick to my point of view. The first few chapters are really well written and very attractive to me, but when I saw the third chapter I was so stupid that I retreated because when I saw that, I realized that the author didn't seem to have fully developed the main plot. You simply said that you didn't understand it, or you didn't think about how to develop in the future. When I saw that, I felt what the protagonist wanted to do. He didn't have a complete main plot, or he didn't have a specific situation of what he wanted to do. So when I saw this, I retreated, because I knew that you would never be able to write this book, and there was no doubt that you would be a eunuch, because you had already finished writing it at this point. Then the situation is still the same with your book. Once you say that the description does not match the protagonist, you may not be able to write it at all, or there may not be too many people to read it. You can't say that you talked about a Targaryen bloodline out of thin air, or that you relied on the system to forcibly give him a Valyrian bloodline, and then went to the back and forcibly gave him a dragon egg, then rode a dragon, and then went to fight the White Walkers. Don't you think this would be too abrupt? Finally, there are these two books by the author. Your beginning is really, really attractive to me, but I am always afraid that your book will be like the vampire book above. After writing dozens of pages, you will start to collapse. You just wasted this subject matter. In fact, I feel like the author took it upon himself to grasp the beginning. When it comes to character setting, you are very good. In writing fan fiction such as Game of Thrones, you are indeed very, very good at this aspect, but have you never thought about why there is a eunuch in the middle of your writing?

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When I saw Bai Lai Zhang, I felt that something was wrong. It was indeed a story about giving away female NPCs. It was ambiguous in the early stage, and then gave them all away. In the middle, I couldn't help but crazyly described the connections between NPCs. What a great author. You wrote the novel to satisfy your dirty taste. I suggest you go directly to the second game manufacturer to interview the copywriter. Which one is suitable for you?

No, dude, the protagonist and the queen have reached this point, how can they still stop?

The appearance of the actors in the Game of Thrones TV series is seriously inconsistent with the original setting. For example, according to the original work, Cersei is supposed to be so beautiful that people ignore her. Even if she is vicious, selfish, stupid, and arrogant, people will still have a filter because of her beauty, but there is really no such effect in the TV series.

🤐 The sense of progress I have seen so far is somewhat polarized. I really like to criticize the protagonist and the battles are very exciting, but it is very annoying to talk about women at every turn. The key point is that the women in the Game of Thrones are so... Trolls...

Why not add more extraordinary templates? I really want to see the protagonist fight a dragon physically.