I’m a Benevolent Lord in Game of Thrones
我在权游当善主
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 69k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 1d ago
- English
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15Chapters
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The start of Slave Bay is interesting.
Riding dragons leads to issues with bloodlines and various problems related to illegitimate children. There's really no need for bloodlines; just let fate control the dragon. As a transmigrator, how can you act like a native? Think about what level Littlefinger was at before his transmigration—daring to compare yourself to Littlefinger? Littlefinger couldn't even become king.
The protagonist remains calm throughout; the plot is somewhat absurd; the protagonist acts like a robot throughout; and the content reads somewhat like an essay.
Game of Thrones probably doesn't have a market on Qidian, so it's highly unlikely they'll sign a contract. I wonder if they'll even be able to finish writing it.
Slaves? Let me taste the saltiness.
I'll be there to support the new Game of Thrones books.