Becoming the Dragon God in Game of Thrones

I just want to ask, what is the point of the protagonist's existence? To be honest, after watching this far, he doesn't seem like a god at all, but more like a troublemaker, and the kind of troublemaker that has no purpose whatsoever.

The author comments that the female lead isn't human either; it's a beast-themed story. 😎

The brainless interpretation of the story is a huge mistake. From the moment the Dragon God appeared, all predetermined fates were altered. At the very least, the process was changed.

Longwen is fine, but it's really a pity that Renshou isn't included. Given the current situation and this kind of worldview, is it really acceptable to omit Renshou?

Oh shit, you must be really good at oh shit.

I could tell from the author's description that they had met the Dragon God; the writing was very realistic, almost identical to my own experience with the Dragon God. Was it based on my experience? That's interesting.

Count how many times "oh shit" appears in the four chapters, but apart from that, the plot is pretty good. Keep an eye on it for now.

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

At the beginning of the TV series, the names and place names confused me, and I could only distinguish them by their faces and nicknames. Your book, with its high density of names, completely confused me; I only recognized a few outstanding characters.

Have you ever been a dragon? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.