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.

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.

It's obvious you have a prophetic ability; why didn't you tell Robert about the two lions, Strom? What are you doing? Don't just watch the plot unfold.

The protagonist is becoming increasingly naive, pretending to be a pig and eating feed, showing no improvement whatsoever. The author's descriptions of the protagonist only focus on how he resembles Robert Baratheon. 😄

This book is illogical. The reason the stag was able to discover Cersei's affair was because none of her children resembled Baratheon, and he then reported it to Arryn. But the problem is, the protagonist is a genuine stag; having seen the protagonist, the stag had no reason to suspect Cersei! If no one suspected Cersei, Arryn wouldn't have investigated, and without an investigation, she wouldn't have been suddenly poisoned. The author following the original story makes absolutely no sense.

An author wrote something similar; the book lacked a central conflict, and it became increasingly weak, so they stopped writing it. The conflict between the Baratheon family and Daenerys, the Night King, and even Dorne and Martell could all be considered points of conflict. The War of the Five Kings only occurred because Robert was not recognized as his heir.

The more I write, the sillier the protagonist seems. He started out playing it safe and cautiously, but now he's become like a little kid. 😰😰😰

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.

The protagonist is too immature 😒. His mental age before transmigrating was no more than ten years old. It feels like the author got carried away with writing and forgot that he was a college student who transmigrated.