Game of Thrones: Cersei's Black-Haired Prince

In my opinion, when the author set the protagonist to be the second son of Cersei and Robert, he acquiesced to an iron rule: under normal circumstances, Cersei would not murder the protagonist. Otherwise, even if the protagonist has a hundred lives, he will not survive to be born, let alone grow up to the age of 13 safely. Under this iron law, what the protagonist has to do is definitely not hide himself. On the contrary, the protagonist should actively express himself and move closer to Cersei. To be precise, move closer to Tywin behind Cersei. Let Tywin know that the protagonist is not only a stag, but also a lion, and he is the only heir to the Iron Throne. As long as Tywin recognizes the protagonist, Cersei and Jaime will have no trouble, and Joffrey will be on the roadside. Furthermore, the protagonist's origin determines that his enemies are never the lion and his brothers. On the contrary, the protagonist's enemies can only be his uncles. Stannis holds Cersei's secret, and he also holds Melisandre's killer weapon. Renly sits at Storm's End and controls the Stormlands, the place where the stag thrives. What the protagonist should do is to defeat his uncles, take the Stormland into his own hands, and decide that his successor is the Duke of Storm's End. In this way, the Storm Land is equivalent to a part of the royal territory. Marry Tyrell again, let the rose and the lion fight in King's Landing, and the protagonist sits on the Diaoyutai to balance the situation. The North, the Vale, and the Riverlands are all Robert's allies, which is equivalent to the protagonist's political capital. Without the dragon, the Seven Kingdoms are almost in the protagonist's possession.

Since time travel is so early, protecting Jon from dying early is the right choice. Whether Cersei, Robert or even the North, Tywin is the protagonist's natural ally. . But it is obvious that the author does not dare to change the plot at all, and does not have the writing power 😥

To be honest, I don't understand where the identity of the protagonist lies. Erin and Stark are natural allies of the protagonist. As a result, the protagonist does nothing. You want to save your life, but you don't fight for it. Even the lion's side is not impossible to fight for, after all, half of them are from that side. As long as the protagonist becomes the queen and tells his uncle to go back to the lion in the west, he will definitely be able to accept it.

The obvious prophet plug-in, you didn't tell Robert about the two lionstones. What else? Don't just watch the plot develop again

The protagonist is becoming more and more innocent, pretending to be a pig and eating feed, without making any progress at all. The author's description of the protagonist is just about how he looks like Robert, 😄

This book is illogical. The reason why Brother Lu was able to discover Cersei's affair was because none of the children she gave birth to looked like Baratheon, and then he revealed the matter to Aylin. But the protagonist in question is a real stag. When Brother Lu sees the protagonist, he has no reason to doubt Cersei! Cersei can't be suspected, and Aylin won't investigate. If she doesn't investigate, she won't be poisoned suddenly. It doesn't make sense that the author is still following the original work.

An author has written something similar. There is no main point of conflict in the book. The more he writes, the weaker it becomes, so he stops writing it. The point of conflict between the Baratheon family and the Dragon Mother, as well as the Night King and Dorne Martell, can also become points of conflict. The War of the Five Kings happened because Robert was not recognized as his heir.

Why does the protagonist seem to be getting stupider the more I write about it. At the beginning, he was still calm and honest, but now he has turned into a child 😰😰😰

What is the protagonist going to do? I just said that I should be patient, and then a drunken show appeared in front of others, and said that I wanted to seize the throne, and then did nothing. No matter how long I live, the most annoying thing is this kind of rubbish novel with the characters jumping around and over again, and the reputation of being a drug addict every day is well-deserved.

A kid worried that Cersei will kill him? In the world view of Game of Thrones, the distance between you and Cersei is that if she wants to kill you, you won't survive the second hour.