Game of Thrones: the Void Sword Master in a World of Ice and Fire

The author, if the protagonist wants to live in the Seven Kingdoms, there is only one way to do it, and that is to be a lord. Nothing else can be used. Knights and the like are unable to make it on the stage. If he wants to live in Westeros, the only way to do it is to become a lord.

The most fundamental issue is the protagonist's sense of substitution. The supporting characters are far more immersive than the protagonists. At the beginning of the web article, the core is to introduce the protagonist. At the beginning, I tried too hard and spent a lot of pen and ink to describe the supporting characters. It's chapter 10, and I'm still a stranger to the protagonist.

The pressure on netizens these days is really great. Except for the people from the motherland who don't eat beef, the main characters are evaluated as cowards and losers, and they can't stand it at all.

The current plot is really useless and frustrating. Author, if the protagonist has this ability, he should show it and go directly to Robert's place to become a lord. As for the Reach, when the protagonist goes to the Reach in the future, kill these nobles and see if they dare to be crazy.

The protagonist's physical strength, if he can kill a group of ironmen by himself, should be close to the level of the Sword of Dawn. If he can be equipped with a corrugated steel weapon, the level of the Divine Sword of Dawn will even be exceeded. In terms of combat, it goes without saying that he has accumulated a lot of combat experience in his previous life. Judging from the situation in Chapter 21, working under Tyrell may not show off normally, but once there is a war, you will only feel aggrieved and useless Because among a group of idiots, smart people have become aliens and amateurs in the eyes of outsiders. The best choice is to follow Robert. It is not difficult to become a lord with the protagonist's talents. In the entire Reach, if most of the nobles are like Tyrell, nobles from the bottom to the top, and idiots make up the majority, then if the protagonist's territory is close to the Reach in the future, he can directly attack the Reach. This Reach is completely a piece of fat. As long as Randyll Tarly does not come out, there is probably no one in the entire Reach who can fight with the protagonist.

Did I not look carefully before? Why do I feel that this plot development is not the same as the original plot? Did the Kingsguard either surrender to Robert or die? Why are you still going to the Eastern Exiles?

My opinion of this damn old woman has plummeted, but my opinion of Mace has skyrocketed. This Mace Tyrell really has nothing to say in terms of generosity.

Shortcoming. The protagonist is introduced at the beginning. It's already been 10 chapters, and the sense of immersion is sparse. I can't feel the protagonist's emotions at all. It fails to arouse the reader's emotions and cannot feel the determination of the protagonist to seek revenge against the Ironborn. I just mentioned it plainly. The Ironborn killed all the acquaintances of the protagonist, so the protagonist wants revenge. But when I read, I didn't feel the motivation to seek revenge at all.

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The content at the beginning is quite unrefined. There are many places that give people too much effort, and the key points are not written. Instead, a lot of pen and ink are spent on minutiae

Author, what world was this protagonist in before he was reincarnated? Is it an original world?

There was no update yesterday. Is this going to be discontinued? 😰

It's really well written. Do you have any longer works?