Ice and Fire: The Empire of the Dragon Khals
冰与火：龙之卡奥的帝国
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 541k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The Khan and his guards should be arranged quickly.
Is this a farming-themed novel? A nomad playing the farming game? Is the underlying logic of this book to take the long way around?
Keep it up. I'll arrange for you to sign the contract.
Keep updating, I'll arrange for you to sign a contract.
I'll be there to support the new Game of Thrones books.
It's already over 500,000 words and the grasslands haven't been unified yet. By the time the mainland is unified, it'll be several million words long. I'm writing this purely out of love, and I feel like it's impossible to finish it. The chances of it being abandoned are too high.
He was even kicked out. He's a complete waste. Why didn't he just behead his biological father and take over directly? Since he's going to bring up tradition, why not just behead him one by one according to tradition? Truly useless.
Over two hundred chapters are now free! The author is just passionate about it!
The biggest problem with this nomadic tribe in Game of Thrones is that they don't engage in production. Rather than nomads, they are more like Viking pirates on the grasslands. Given the population size in the book, it would be absolutely impossible for them not to engage in production.
Keep it up! Once the word count goes up, it will definitely be a good book.
No, why haven't they signed the contract yet? They've already written so much!