
Game of Thrones: Lord of Harrenhal, with the Greenhand Interface from the Start
权游:赫伦堡之王,开局青手面板
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 7d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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426Chapters
132Votes
5.4kRecs
21.7kFans
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The old problem with the novels written by the author is that starting from the middle to the later period, they are a bit like love stories, meaningless descriptions of things. The plot advances very slowly, and it has no effect if I jump to read it, so I rarely subscribe in the later period.
Shennong is going to be poisoned
It's basically an expansion written by AI. I've read dozens of chapters and the plot is from Harrenhal to King's Landing. I basically haven't done anything else. Usually one thing needs to be introduced in one chapter. Now the author is really good at it.
Not only did you dare to delete my post, but you also dared to set it to transparent for me. You are really talented! I used another account to read your last book. At the beginning, it was a long paragraph, and there was basically no plot advancement. Several chapters could be written about various environment descriptions, character descriptions, and the appearance of a protagonist. It took a lot of effort from Wallis. In the last stab with the sword, he said, "I will use your blood to soak my sword." Gou Ba spent so much effort to make a eunuch. Originally, as a reader who kept reading, I planned to show some respect, but then you deleted my post. Then don't blame me for swearing. Look at what you wrote. The preface does not match the epilogue. I fed the chapter outline to the AI and ignored it. The whole book was just chewing the beans, and it was stinky and long to read. Let me see what other tricks you can come up with.
This book is amazing, I keep introducing it
Map
Known maps, Main storyline (Westeros), Beyond the Wall, North, Valley, Iron Islands, Riverlands, Western Land, Kingdom, Stormlands, Riverlands, Dorne, Er The continent of Sothoth, the Free Trade City, Slaver's Bay, Quels, the land of Yi, the Land of Shadows (Asshai), the continent of Sothothros, The Summer Islands, the interior of the city - King's Landing (Red Keep), the Great Wall,
The plot after Chapter 261 is a complete mess. Everyone has already abandoned I Am Shen Nong and has already seen it.
Nowadays, AI is still terrible. The front part is pretty good, and it feels like it was written by humans and then polished by AI. The back part is all written by AI, which has a human-machine feel, and the language is inconsistent before and after. The characters are also inexplicably inconsistent with the original work. The author has caught up with the good times. Now there is an AI writing articles for him
Damn it, I subscribed to more than 300 chapters for nothing
For those who feel that the plot of 261 is beginning to collapse, I suggest you read another book written in 2023. No wonder I have always felt that many of the plots are inconsistent, especially from the time Ed entered the city. Author, did you not change the hyphenation when you copied it? Why don't you see if it matches the logic of your book?
This author is really good at word count. He can write more than a dozen chapters in a single martial arts competition. Each chapter is a large section of popular science, but it does nothing to promote the plot. The attraction of Game of Thrones is the wonderful plot. This author really considers himself a knight and has no interest in bullshit knight culture.
To be honest, I have never understood this. It seems that if he doesn't have a dragon, he can't get up. No matter who you are, this kind of novel is all about training a dragon, training a dragon, training a dragon.