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

Many people didn't take the King seriously. Even the Kingsguard, with many members obeying Rhaegar, were acting out of loyalty to the King himself, obeying the Crown Prince's orders and arbitrarily disregarding the King's authority. No wonder the King felt insecure. Such madness was unbearable for anyone. Some members of the Targaryen family were already mentally sensitive and easily provoked; once provoked, they would go insane.

Rhaegar was not gay. I don't know what the author was thinking, claiming he was? Rhaegar's three children, and his relationships with Illya and Lyanna—you're saying he was gay? You can call him promiscuous, irresponsible, and impulsive, but you can't falsely accuse him. It's truly speechless. I suggest you carefully examine Renly's behavior.

Riding dragons again. I feel our obsession with dragons is even more intense than the Tangrim's. 😅

I've noticed a problem: almost everyone who writes Game of Thrones novels—I wouldn't say 100%, but at least 90%—writes about the protagonist riding a dragon, or at least owning one or several dragons. This isn't inherently required. If the protagonist is just an ordinary person, or has some other special ability and has absolutely no connection to the Targaryens or Valyria, you don't even need to…

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When I got to around chapter 100, I knew something was off. Sure enough, it's a story about a female character who's constantly being given away. The beginning involves some flirting, but later she's completely given away. In the middle, the author goes on and on about the intricate relationships between NPCs. What a genius author! Did you write this to satisfy your own lewd and perverse tastes?

Dude, the protagonist and the queen have already gone this far, how can they possibly stop?

The actors' appearances in the Game of Thrones TV series are seriously inconsistent with the original book characters. For example, Cersei in the books is supposed to be so beautiful that it makes people overlook her morals. Even though she is vicious, selfish, stupid, and arrogant, her beauty would still create a filter of attraction for viewers. However, the TV series simply doesn't have that effect.

🤐 My impressions of the current progress are somewhat polarized. I really like the crazy protagonist and the battles are exciting, but the constant bringing up of women is annoying, especially since the women in Game of Thrones are so... Trolls...

Why not add more extraordinary templates? I'd really like to see the protagonist fight dragons with their bare hands.