Game of Thrones: the System Wants to Improve Too Much

I will be here to help with the new Game of Thrones book

Known world map, Westeros continent and spheres of influence, Essos continent free trade city-state, Slaver's Bay, Bone Mountains, Yidi, Sothoros continent, Summer Islands

This system is so poisonous, so poisonous 😰. Not to mention forcefully controlling the protagonist. If you can control it and make the protagonist super god, that would be a good thing. But it turned out to be a trap. It's like the system controlled the protagonist to act disrespectful when facing Robert. When fighting the hound, the system withdrew in the middle of the fight. It's poisonous, too poisonous, very poisonous, even disgusting.

Author, you are still too ruthless. You have a system to do this, which is far from your previous level.

Your novel is good.. Not too big of a deal.. IQ is also considered online.. Come on...

The protagonist is a puppet held by the system? There are differences in the sense of substitution. Should I bring it into the system or the protagonist?

The author writes so well. My new book "Ice and Fire: The Beggar King's Counterattack" welcomes ice and fire fans to read and give advice.

Very well written author! I would like to take this opportunity to recommend my novel to all Game of Thrones fans. Game of Thrones: From a Deserter to a High Power. Finally, I wish the author enjoy the process of writing a book!

The author wrote so well! I would like to recommend a book called "The Beggar King's Counterattack of Ice and Fire". It is well written and different from the style of most Game of Thrones fans. It features elements such as adventure, Cthulhu, naval battles, goldfinger, dragons, magic, mysterious ruins, as well as machinations and the brilliance of humanity. It is well worth reading.

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

What kind of person do you think Jon is? I haven't read the show or the book, and all I know is from reading the fan fiction. I feel like he just stabs the master's family and wants to marry a desperate son-in-law, and the end will not be good.

Speaking of authors, can we recommend each other's books?

Forget it, let's get straight to the point. The purpose of this post is to urge all book friends to speak freely and discuss the issues of this book. Although I know that most of the people are silent, whether you are reading from the previous works or starting from this one, can you put together one sentence of your comments? Whether it's the character structure, the plot, or the rhythm of the conflict, I just want to see everyone's opinions. I don't want to continue to work behind closed doors, so I would like to thank you 🙏🙏