Game of Thrones: from Citizen of Braavos to King of the Seven Kingdoms

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

Isn't it strange that many time-traveling Western-themed worlds still use the name Li Hefang or something like that?

Reading reminder: The protagonist of this book, cheat & goldfinger, is a system created by the indigenous Goddess of Light based on his memory. You can win prizes by doing things that conform to his wishes. The way of time travel is to get sick in the original world and then be contacted by the Daughter of Light across the world and brought here (the protagonist chooses the initial destination). It is still a seedling. The quality of the story has not been read too much to be sure. But from the previous part, it seems that the author's understanding of the original setting has not made any omissions. You can look forward to it.

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

The protagonist is the novel version of Littlefinger, which is disgusting

There are too many long paragraphs, it looks a bit tiring

The writing is very good, but maybe it's because I'm following the reading, and I feel that the sense of immersion is a little bit poor 😰

The system is a failure. As soon as it comes out, people have no desire to continue reading.

I originally wanted to keep a few more chapters, but suddenly I found that I could invest and vote monthly, so I came here 🤓 It's a pity that the previous book was not on the shelves 💔 I will always support this book 😁 I hope the author can continue to work hard to write more and strive to exceed one million words 😍

Why not make character cards for the main characters? It's hard for people who haven't read the original novel to remember so many characters.

Better than most Game of Thrones novels

Yes, it is very well written, but it is a pity that there are too few people to comment. Please keep writing 😡

It is rare for a Game of Thrones fan to use the constant collision between real data and fantasy to form an image. However, the data is not real. When the author wrote it, he deliberately described "what kind of person this person is like in the original work, or used some conceptual labels to represent the subsequent plot." I personally feel that it is too unrealistic. The most realistic parts of the picture, such as the motivation of the characters, the choices in the plot, and the cruelty of reality, are completely missing. It's like watching "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" without converting the purchasing power of a dollar in the Han Dynasty, and not caring about the details of the old, weak and miserable life. Everyone's focus is on the world in which these Three Kingdoms characters live, the choices they make when facing reality, the realistic consequences of their choices, their ambitions, and the people and things they cherish, all are clearly reflected in the picture bit by bit. A screen is not that big! To put it in words that some people have commented on, a lot of what you write is focused on layout. Use layout as the main body, add some obscenity, this is the main body of the story, and there are almost no ups and downs in the plot. It gives me a feeling. You seem to be writing it with great care, and you also like the story very much, but you can't tell a story, let alone record everything that happens, good or bad, without any ripples like a video recorder. It makes people feel that this is the real world. Actually, author, you should think about it carefully and open up your thinking perspective. Since you can't tell a "fascinating" story, you might as well put your perspective in the "story audience". You can't interfere with the story. Use the laws of reality you know to write the story coldly. Don't fix yourself in the "God's perspective".

Come on, author⛽⛽⛽I've been following up since the last book. The writing is really good. I hope the author can get it on the card soon 😁 and will always support 🤓

Why not rule Essos instead of crossing the sea to conquer Westeros?

How about the protagonist's strength? Is it just a layout?

Since this is the beginning, after the protagonist sits on the Iron Throne, he will probably not retain such an extensive feudal system as Westeros. Will he develop a Byzantine-style bureaucracy?

The fandom of Game of Thrones is a mess and cannot be read. This book is only average compared to other genres, but in Game of Thrones it is the kind that can be read and is different from others. The best thing about this book is how the protagonist, a gangster, is integrated into that era at the beginning. The point of complaint is that the mid-term map opens very quickly, but the processing methods refer to the prototypes of historical events. However, each period or movement in history lasts for a long time, ranging from a hundred years to a few decades, basically covering one generation. The ending is a bit interesting and has a grand narrative, but it feels like a bad ending. In general, it can be read as entertainment, and the writing is not bad. It is less embarrassing than the Chinese-style centralization of revolution and unification in Westeros.

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.

It's a bit similar to the True Dragon book, but the hooks aren't as big, and the protagonist isn't perfect either. The look and feel is very good 👍

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