
Death is life, isn't it? Everyone is born only to die.
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He must die! To hell with this Arena.
And what exactly disgusts you, my dear friend? I found this story somewhat saccharine, and I stopped reading it.
Chaos is necessary; after all, it’s only through chaos that a path to the top emerges. And anyway, the Lord of Dorne is smart enough not to start a war over it. But this creates a vendetta against the Lannisters, just like in the show — so why does the MC need this?
Well, then this is very worthy reading.🤭
I’m 99 % sure this is a translation — can I see the original?
And why is this? Let everything move as it was originally intended; vows are fickle, just like people; if these three are destined to perish, then good riddance.
Just kill her, we need variety, there’s no need to collect every one.
Then we can keep girls away from dragons. If a dragon hatches in a cradle, that’s fine; if not, she can marry someone from another family or tame a dragon — if the marriage is within the family. The main problem isn’t women, but their dragons. Let Westeros have only five dragons, but all within one family, rather than ten, scattered across different families.
But allowing other families to own dragons is even worse. If a princess falls in love with someone from another family, there are two options: either eliminate the princess or force the man to join the Targaryen family. Their children will take their mother’s surname, but this only applies if the princess has a dragon; without a dragon, she is just an ordinary person.
It would be amusing if, after turning fourteen, he poisoned his father, took control of the black horror, and then quietly killed his brother — the plot would take a turn after that📈📈📈