Game of Thrones: I Have a Stardew Valley Interface

It's all just words, I'm so tired from reading it. (||๐_๐)

It's pretty good. Stardew Valley and Game of Thrones are both very well-written. I look forward to bringing people to farm in the future. After the protagonist has a dragon, his personality changes quite well. Before the dragon, he was wretched. Now that the dragon is still wretched, what is the use of the dragon? The king should not be afraid of challenges. As for the harem, I haven't seen it yet. Personally, I think that except for the queen, we should carefully consider it. Others can be accepted. Those who are cuckolds or not can have their names disappear if they dare to wear them. As a king, you still can't control the harem? As for the custom of monogamy, the ridiculous rules exist only for the strong to break. Fast forward to Let the World Burn, I want to watch it burn.

Forget about Cersei, she's too top notch. Cuckolds and other things can come easily.

When I saw Chapter 104, something was getting more and more wrong. Could the author be a woman? The situation in the original novel was like that. The Rose family chose to send troops to help the Dragon family, defeated Robert, and besieged Storm City. Why is it that now the main character in the novel has a dragon and a great cause, but the Rose family demands conditions, and even the protagonist cedes territory? This is too outrageous, right? Isn't this female channel thinking?

There is a story where the entry point, creativity, and writing style are all online. What makes people speechless is that the protagonist's decisions are often self-contradictory, and the route development is a hammer in the east and a hammer in the west. Often, one chapter analyzes the how-to, and the next chapter begins with a self-denial... It may be placed in a female channel, the focus is on romance, and it is probably acceptable to people, and it should not be included in the Machiavellian category of a male channel.

To be honest, I feel like this book has entered "garbage time", which refers to the strategy game that has passed the difficult period and rolled the snowball. All that's left is to paint on the map, and then the game is over. The author may have felt it, but the elements of Stardew Valley are getting lower and lower. Let the protagonist play the real "Game of Thrones" with other people. It is really just a game for the protagonist. I think the author can change the direction, not reduce the proportion of Stardew Valley, but increase it, and directly let the protagonist build a systematic extraordinary empire with Stardew Valley. This is much more difficult than the protagonist playing the conquest game now.

I've told you before that your writing is messy. It's been like this for several books, but there hasn't been any progress. This book is still like this. The previous writing was good, but it ended up going high and low.

Farewell, brother. Well, I have read more than 300 chapters at least. I asked why I stopped reading. You are making trouble in the bridal chamber. The man strips off the bride's clothes and throws them on the bed. The woman strips off the groom's clothes and throws them on the bed. They may even watch that kind of thing. Oh, the protagonist doesn't think there is anything wrong and just allows this thing to happen. Hey, now I am very curious. Did the protagonist get disturbed in the bridal chamber when he got married? Um? Is this protagonist a time traveler? Ah, now with such a powerful position, can't we abolish this kind of wedding ceremony? Ah, there is a dragon, the supreme authority. This can't be done. Or the protagonist also has this kind of three views, then I can't accept it. Farewell, disgusting.

After writing so many books, you can't see any progress at all. On the contrary, you can refresh the lower limit. Why don't you sit at the table with the prince next door and his wife?

I always feel disconnected when reading this book. The enemy's morale is too high. It stands to reason that several dragons should be dimensionality reduction strikes. Who can withstand the decapitation operation? But I found that the enemy leader was very tough, and the enemy soldiers were also very tough. Many battles do not show that the army is defeated like a mountain. The dragon comes down with a burst of flames, and no one is afraid of watching his comrades burn to death.