Game of Thrones, the Animals I Raise Will Evolve into Dragons

After reading three chapters, the protagonist seems not to know that he is in the world of Game of Thrones. He does not know the plot and does not look like a modern time traveler. He looks more like an indigenous person.

Does the author want to see what you wrote in Chapter 5? There is a hole as wide as a fist, and the protagonist got into it. Is this a human or a snake? Would you like to take a ruler and measure the width of your palm and the width of your head?

The writing style is like a female video, and also like the science fiction novels I have read before, with more and more prominent content describing emotional feelings. I guess it's a female author or a new author who doesn't write many online articles.

It's Chapter 61. In addition to joining the Church of the Lord of Light, the protagonist has lost the dragon he raised and has not raised any more. And his ability seems to be the same as nothing. He repeats the same feeling every day. This is why he has to put it on the shelf for just the right amount of money. After seeing Chapter 61, he is patient enough.

Okay, it's quite interesting, but it's better to have a bipedal dragon. After all, it's Game of Thrones.

After reading more than 30 chapters, the author is a bit too literary. Is the protagonist a native or a time traveler? He doesn't understand anything and knows nothing. The story is quite interesting, but the rest is average.

It's okay. It's okay so far. It would be better if the dragon could be accompanied by a picture. The protagonist is set to be a time traveler but I don't know the plot. I personally feel that the protagonist's name is a bit awkward to read. There are still too few. Let's keep it for a while and then take a look.

I think the setting is quite interesting, but wouldn't it be a bit awkward to describe the psychological situation unilaterally, and can none of the three dragons speak? Doesn't it have any use in advancing the plot?

The background of Game of Thrones is power, betrayal, lies, and incest. You can control beasts, but don't engage in literary youth, and people and beasts😫

I just want to see how long the author can keep emo🙂

It's pretty good, I just hope that the protagonist can have a variety of dragon types with various images, refer to How to Train Your Dragon. Also, the dragon evolved from any animal should retain some of its original characteristics and make some differences in body shape, otherwise it will have no distinctive features.

The protagonist has always been autistic. He can only keep two sentences the same when thinking about the context. As a person, he has no initiative at all. He can't ask questions or ask for help. He only knows emo. If someone kicks you, he will roll around.

I feel like I can't take it in, it's like holding a steel pipe

It is still difficult to write an epic story. It is necessary to create a time traveler adding system for the readers, and to blur the background of the time traveler in order to have a medieval epic feel or the author's literary youth complex. Overall, it looks too awkward.

Ever since I set foot on Dragonstone, I have slowly returned to my true nature as an author. I have become a philosopher. I don't know what I started writing. I'm going high and low.

It's a pity, I was very optimistic about this book at first.

Hey, why did you run away? I am still waiting for double monthly votes to vote for you.

The dragon we just raised was taken away by the consciousness of the world to fill in a new plot framework.

The author gave up and logged out.

Why can't we break up each sentence into several paragraphs? It's easy to be dazzled by this large amount 😥

I have absolutely no idea what to write.

It would be better to have a two-legged dragon in Game of Thrones, otherwise it would be a bit messy

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

The natives took away the time traveler, it was so boring