Game of Thrones: I, Aemond

It's ridiculous. We already have Vhagar, and we still take this route. Find an opportunity to wait until they are all together, and let the dragon burn them all to death with a mouthful of dragon fire. Then we can just say afterwards that the dragon is out of control. They have to admit it even if they don't admit it. The dead have no say.

The Dance of the Blood Dragon was entirely caused by Wei Yi! The Seven Kingdoms voted because Wei Yi was a male, so he won, but he himself made Rhaenyra the crown prince, which was equivalent to overturning his own advantage in succession. It was reasonable for Rhaenys to marry outside and not take back the right to control the dragon. It was considered as compensation to Aemon, but the descendants of Rhaenys should never be given the right to control the dragon. Dragons are the private property of Targaryen. Without Dance of Blood Dragons, the Red Queen should have been recovered after Rhaenys died. All in all, Wei Yi is not a qualified king.

How should I put it? I wanted to write about ruthlessness and wrote that I killed the doll with a toy knife. I wanted to write about Machiavellian and wrote that after careful consideration, I decided to use my powerful force. When I wrote about force, I can see that it was written. The protagonist refused to marry. A family married their legitimate daughter to the protagonist. The dowry alone included 1/6 of the gold coins of the treasury. The protagonist refused directly, saying that he did not want to marry, and it was gone without any reason. Finally changed to his brother. A prince who had just gained power gave a rich bag of money to his brother, a contender for the throne, without anyone openly opposing him. Then he said that he would ride a dragon to defeat the family's competitors, and then the family would be grateful to him. (To be honest, I think the exchange of interests is just an exchange of interests, rather than having common interests. I think the author probably thinks so. He wants a money bag, but he wants to marry the protagonist's sister for the first time, so he doesn't want to marry someone else, so let them marry the protagonist's brother, the protagonist helps them, and then they are convinced by the protagonist and become the protagonist's money bag with peace of mind. ) This is my guess and I don't know if it's right or not. I usually don't read the original work when reading fan fiction, and don't read the fan fiction after reading the original work. At first, I thought that this marriage was written in the original work and the author had nothing to do. Then I searched for the original work, and it seemed that this was the author's own plot. There seems to be no such thing as marriage in the original novel. It gave me the impression that I wrote that the protagonist was extremely witty, ruthless and decisive. It's a big but, but don't worry, the protagonist has force.

Why does the protagonist feel guilty about Strong? Anyone who messes with Targaryen blood will die

Four more dragons were given to the Black Party. I don't know what the author was thinking. Even the Bronze Fury and Silver Wings were given to the Black Party. If you don't just give the protagonist more tricks, why would you strengthen the Black Party so much?

After reading Chapter 36, I re-read Chapter 1, wondering if I had read it wrong. The protagonist was not a time traveler, but Emond himself. Otherwise, as a time traveler, I would still be a little perverted. The protagonist has too much empathy with the characters and social ecology in Game of Thrones, which is a bit unreasonable for a time traveler. If the setting is changed so that the protagonist is not a time traveler, but Aemond himself, who has experienced future destiny and death in an instant, then the emotional protagonist written by the author will be much more reasonable to read.

Do you think you have too many viewers and want to refine some of them first?

The background is wrong, it shouldn't be a time traveler, it should be a rebirth, so that it fits the behavior of the protagonist.

It always feels like Aemond was reborn instead of traveling through time to become Aemond.

Well written, I finally see a serious Targaryen protagonist with a tempered temper. The author completely ignores the criticism that the protagonist is not calm enough, does not weigh the pros and cons of doing things, or is not as politically intelligent as Kunimitsu. A Targaryen riding a giant dragon is equivalent to an Uchiha opening a kaleidoscope. If he is not crazy, would he still be called a Targaryen? In fact, the overall personality of the Targaryen family is quite similar to that of Naruto's Uchiha. They both have a bit of madness and are very easy to become emotional and extreme. I suggest the author to do some crazy life of Targaryen laughing maniacally. I am a little bit unable to get the fact that the protagonist already has a mature female dragon and is also bigamy with a loli dragon. But other than that, the author's Dragon family protagonist has a very Targaryen flavor. I like it.