A Song of Ice and Fire: The Dragon and Fish War

I'll be there to support the new Game of Thrones books.

I thought about it for a moment 😁

Don't include footnote numbers in the main text; it disrupts the reading experience. Besides, it's completely unnecessary. The plot, story, and writing style are what make a book appealing; don't waste your time on the wrong things. 🤫

I found another good book. The author has a deep understanding of Game of Thrones, allowing readers who haven't read the original books or watched the TV series to immerse themselves in the story. The local customs and culture are also well-described, making the reader feel as if they are there.

This is exceptionally well-written. It captures a unique flavor of Game of Thrones that most fanfiction lacks. While it includes elements like opening an orphanage or making soap to emphasize the protagonist's transmigration, the depth and well-developed knowledge base seamlessly integrate these plot points into a Game of Thrones-style narrative.

Such a good book isn't gaining popularity simply because the updates are too slow.

A low-key development strategy is possible, and the protagonist's bright future is foreseeable. The problem is, the readers aren't getting enough thrills. He can't kill anyone, fight battles, or make money; at least give us some flirting!

Hopefully, the author will consider the butterfly effect and allow for reasonable changes to the storyline and plot later on, rather than simply going around in circles with a camera.

The protagonist's actions in Chapter Six are a bit confusing. Why is it written like this?

You need to update more frequently right after the book is released. Yours is the best new Game of Thrones book lately; if you write more to retain readers, its sales will definitely be good.