Ice and Fire: Crown of the Bone Dragon

The writing is quite good. I couldn't read the author's previous two books, but this new one is good.

Those of you who don't want to write that the protagonist is a Targaryen but also want the protagonist to have a dragon are just like you didn't like the protagonist to be an Uchiha but also wanted the protagonist to have a Sharingan in Naruto.

Demonic dragon illustrations have appeared

Protagonist's dragon, Moon Crown Gray Shadow Mogul Sunfire Arax Womax Talakshugh Moon Dancer Storm Dawn The Last Dragon Sheep Stealer

Map of the known world, Westeros, E Essos, Free Trade City, Slaver's Bay, Qarth, Earth, Shadowlands (Asshai), Summer Islands, Sothoros, Basilisk Islands, King's Landing (Red Keep),

The reason why I don't like Dragon Family is because I think Dance of Blood Dragons was not well written, with so many more people dying than one crazy dragon. So I usually read the same people

The author is too slow to update, and there are only a few dozen chapters now. In these dozens of chapters, the author uses cheats and handles the storyline and interpersonal relationships very well. It is not a literary problem and there are no poisonous points. The characters are also well portrayed, without the rigid separation like a lot of AI running stories. Basically, apart from The Iron Throne, The Eagle of the Vale, The Red Lion, and The Black Knight, this is the fifth book worth reading. The beginning can be said to be the best written. As long as you keep up the good work until the second or third chapter, of course, this should be the first in terms of the image creation of the protagonist. I like the kind of protagonist like the Philosopher King, who is rational and emotional, making people feel reliable and convincing. As long as this book doesn't start high and go low, if this state is stabilized, let alone fighting for the starting point to be the first Game of Thrones fan, at least the first Dragon Family fan will be fine. The writing by my colleagues is so bad, the entire online platform is bad. Whether it is Ice and Fire fandom or the author of the Dragon Family fandom, they always like to cut themselves off at the beginning. If you can't write a grand epic with a sense of destiny, you should just write cool articles honestly. There are too many young writers in Game of Thrones, and I really have to guard against it.

Author, if the main character doesn't have big ambitions, it would actually be best not to trigger the Dance of the Blood Dragons. It would be appropriate for the main character to not engage in any affairs after the start and arrangement.

Good Evil Family Crest

The biological dragon

After reading the two volumes, the character creation is too monotonous, and Damon is heartless and irresponsible every day. Verron is always a fool who only knows how to have fun. The old king only has family ties (this makes sense) Looking at it, it feels like everyone except the protagonist is a fool, with no growth, no thinking, and no character arc Of course, I can't see the protagonist's image either 😥😥😥

Moon corona Emerald

Sudden severe abdominal pain (peritoneal irritation), secondary high fever (infection), and anatomy results in organ rupture.

Modeling and official pictures of Harrenhal in the series, second creation pictures

Gairui and the Jade Dragon + He'an Ruiwen

Valyrian Dragon: The product of blood magic + fire magic

I hope there can be more dragon battles in the book. Dragon battles have been very rare in other fics before. I hope the author can include more dragon battles.

The Founding Three Dragons + Dance of the Blood Dragons Period of Aegon's Conquest

As we all know, the most fascinating thing about the Game of Thrones is the power of dragons beyond conventional force. On this basis, the collision of intrigues between the dragon family and the dragon-free family is derived. So back to this book, there are three dragon families: Targaryen, Qhoris, and Valerian. Without dragons, the major dukes, powerful earls from various places, etc. Are naturally divided into two camps. Then, the biggest problem of this book comes Update is too slow Update is too slow Update is too slow Update is too slow Update is too slow

Why do you always write prequels? Don't you dare to write the main text of Ice and Fire?

Drakari pykiros Tīkummo jemiros Yn lantyz bartossa Saelot vāedis Hen ñuhā elēnī: Perzyssy vestretis Se gēlȳn irūdaks Ānogrose Perzyro udrȳssi Ezīmptos laehossi Hārossa letagon Aōt vāedan Hae mērot gierūli: Se hāros bartossi Prūmȳsa sōvīli Gevī dāerī The beast that breathes blazing flames, The leader of all beasts with fluttering wings, One of the two heads is still missing, and he sings to the third head. Listen to the chant in my throat: The fire has declared The price of sacrifice has been paid By the magic of blood. With fiery flames as words With clear and bright eyes Binding the three into one I sing loudly for you. You and I are integrated into one Holding three dragon heads together Flying according to destiny Beautiful and free. Xin Daya Translation: The flames are belching, the wings are kings, The two prime ministers rely on each other and sing for the three. Listen to my chant, the fire has announced, The blood sacrifice has been completed, the price has been paid. The language of fire is the speech, and the blue eyes are the witness. I bind these three spirits and offer a song to you. Coming into one body, the three songs have the same origin, Flapping their wings according to fate, flying freely.

If the protagonist's territory is really the entire Shenyan Lake territory, then it is conservatively estimated that the land area must be more than 100,000 square kilometers. This is about the same size as our Anhui Province. Translated to Western Europe, it is about the same size as the Kingdom of England in the Middle Ages. The land is fertile, and the geographical and climatic conditions are better than England. There is much potential for such a large territory if it is well developed. Let me give you an example from the Middle Ages, the Duke of Burgundy. Even the ecological niche of the Burgundy family in France is very similar to that of the protagonist's family. They are all close relatives of the royal family. Their territory is vast, rich and fertile, and their geographical location is very important. It is a superpower that the royal family must both win over and guard against. Don't make the leader of a country and a province too shabby. It's better not to write about the kind of play-actor who relies on fire dragons to breathe fire to farm. After all, using a fire dragon to spray such a large territory is a bit whimsical.

Recently, the only new book written by Game of Thrones fans is worth reading. It is recommended. The author's character is guaranteed, and it can be seen that he is well-informed and well-intentioned. It is recommended that the author add an entry such as [Game of Thrones] at the end of the introduction. I habitually searched for Game of Thrones but could not find this book.

It feels like the protagonist can sign laws to allow the people of his territory to contact bows and arrows on Saturdays and Sundays, just like England in reality. Cultivate longbowmen similar to those in England. When importing goods, you are required to have bow wood such as yew. This will make the soldiers you recruit much stronger and can also be used to strengthen control over the people in your territory.

If you build a canal, you can build a canal from Harrenhal to the town of Harroway, which is the territory of the protagonist. It just connects the Trident and the Blackwater River. The Riverlands already have a lot of water transportation, and it can just transport goods and people directly to King's Landing to collect tolls. It saves a lot of distance and makes money by not having to use sea and land transportation. Even, a canal can be built from Ironman Bay in the north, running from Seaside City to the Green Fork River. Or from Ironborn Bay, you can take the Wild Stone City to the Blue Fork River (the Wild Stone City is even in ruins, and if you don't have an owner, you might want to come over). In this way, you can transport all the goods in the west of Westeros, especially the gold in the west, without going around the entire continent, and you can go directly to the east side by taking the canal.

Good guy, the protagonist has made so much Valyrian steel, I wonder if he can make hundreds of thousands of Valyrian steel arrows in the future. Ordinary arrows are fine, but these arrows equipped with Valyrian steel should be able to pose a threat to the dragon, right?

Jungle Drake, Pioneer The scales of this sinuous drake are blue and green. The tip of its slender tail hides a terrifying venomous stinger. Aetherdramon, Pioneer This dragon's entire body is covered with bone plates. Its abdomen has a glass-like sheen, and a pair of bony wings spread out from its back. Mistdramon, Pioneer This thin dragon has mottled gray scales, and its outstretched wings seem to lose color, blending with the clouds Riverdramon, Pioneer This smooth-bodied dragon has elegant wings and wide fins, and seems to have the ability to glide across the sky and sea at the same time. Desert Drake, Pioneer This smooth dragon has mottled, desert-colored scales on its body. It has no forelimbs, and huge swinging wings grow on its soft back. Breaking Dragon Beast, Pioneer This sturdy dragon has a beak on its head and protruding sharp horns on its head. The spikes cover its skin and even its wings. Wind Dragon Beast, Magic: The Gathering This dragon beast is covered with blue and purple gradient shiny scales, its back and tail are covered with spikes, its wings are glowing with dreamy light, its sharp fangs are very intimidating, and it is good at diving and hunting at high altitudes. Falcondramon, Magic: The Gathering It is covered in colorful iridescent scales, with thorns on its back, its head is like a raptor, and its slender wings can support high-speed dive hunting Carrion Dragon Beast, Magic: The Gathering This dark brown and black scale dragon beast has huge leathery wings, sharp horns, and sharp claws. It often hovers in the wilderness looking for carrion.

Is there any drama about the Dance of Blood Dragons later? If so, is the protagonist the Green Party or the Black Party, or is the protagonist ascending to the Iron Throne?

Because the Dance of the Blood Dragons had such a huge impact on dragons, all the families that rely on dragons will be affected (in the original book, Valerian is almost wiped out). It doesn't matter how many Targaryens die, but the impact will greatly reduce the awe of dragons in people's hearts, and will be replaced by either fear or disdain (dragons are also beasts). For example, if a mob attacks a dragon lair and kills several dragons, the protagonist's family will definitely be affected. Secondly, if according to the original work, Dance of the Blood Dragon happened more than thirty years later, and the protagonist would be in his forties or fifties by then, why would he be involved in this kind of plot, the Hand of the King? Judging from the beginning of the book, based on the blood relationship and status of the protagonist, Viserys has probably already become one when he was on the throne, and his own dragons will be damaged to some extent if he participates. The last thing is which side you take part in. I think this means that there is no doubt that you must side with the Black Party. However, the setting of Rhaenyra, the orthodox heir introduced by the Black Party, in the original work is very amazing (I think it is beautified a lot in the show). This person is not only a bad person but also a mud. Even if you arrange for your son to marry her to intervene in this civil war, I think it is not an easy or enjoyable operation. In the original work, Daemon has his own ambitions. A large part of the reason why he sided with the Black Party is to make peace with Rhaenyra.

1. I don't know if the author wants to use the characters' daily "trivial matters", "actions" and other descriptions to shape the characters (even passerby NPCs are included), but I feel that those descriptions are of little use. 2. Some of the protagonist's dragon-control "fighting" scenes were originally the highlight of the ups and downs of conflict, but they rarely ended. (It's like a movie or TV show that doesn't use special effects and only shoots the frightened faces of the protagonist's enemies, and then the scene changes directly to the protagonist having a celebration banquet.)