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First: I don't care much for grammar, so it's five stars. Second: the development of the World is incredible, it brought together the Two Compatible Worlds, 5 Stars of course that and my opinion. Third: the only thing I don't like and that he doesn't want to be king. sorry author more when you put the world of GOT, everything revolves around the Iron Throne, so for me this and 4 Stars. Fifth: Author a King is not a slave who needs the opinion of the people, a King must be Cruel to his enemies but kind to his people. the image of a King must be one of fear but also of Worship and admiration
Game of Thrones: The Lion-Blooded Witcher
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That's where I've gotta disagree with you, buddy. A King is a slave. A slave to his people, to people's thoughts about him, and most of all, he's a slave to the obligations and rules that come with being King. If he doesn't do what his people want, they will rebel against him or at the very least, he won't have a happy Kingdom, which will eventually lead to rebellion. This is especially true in GoT where the Iron Throne is a very wanted thing - people will find a reason to betray him and turn the people against him. Just look at Joffrey. He was an evil little bastard and he got assassinated because of it. But it wasn't because he was evil. It's because he did what he wanted and people felt intimidated by his rashness and his ability to switch moods instantly. The MC would do the same thing - he'd go out fighting, he'd go out hunting monsters, etc, etc, and he'd eventually get a very unhappy kingdom with people who want to kill him. It's all fun and games thinking "Oh, he could just kill the people against him" but what happens when people start to think of him as another Mad King? That's when sh*t would hit the fan. But all in all, the MC won't become king after Robert dies. That's all I've decided on. Whether he becomes King after Joffrey bites the dust, who knows? I'm just not having this develop into a Kingdom Building novel. It's about a Witcher, so it'll focus on fighting and monster hunting.
I really like your novel. I totally agree with friend. I think the only problem is he doesn't want to be king. It would be nice to be king after Joffrey. No matter how strong, he's the only one. He'd better have an army and hunt monsters like that. I hope he's not the only one in the world of thrones who can hunt monsters. If he was the only one who could hunt monsters, monsters would have ruled the world until he was born. It would also be unnecessary to be a witcher in the universe of throne games of the novel then if he does not want to be king and will only be on the monster hunt. It would be better if you did it as a witcher in the direct witcher universe. It would be better if it wasn't just hunting monsters and getting involved in some throne game conspiracies. Other than that, I quite liked your novel. I may not be able to express myself fully because my English is not very good. And please do not make it overly strong get a limit.
Noble_Siegfried:That's where I've gotta disagree with you, buddy. A King is a slave. A slave to his people, to people's thoughts about him, and most of all, he's a slave to the obligations and rules that come with being King. If he doesn't do what his people want, they will rebel against him or at the very least, he won't have a happy Kingdom, which will eventually lead to rebellion. This is especially true in GoT where the Iron Throne is a very wanted thing - people will find a reason to betray him and turn the people against him. Just look at Joffrey. He was an evil little bastard and he got assassinated because of it. But it wasn't because he was evil. It's because he did what he wanted and people felt intimidated by his rashness and his ability to switch moods instantly. The MC would do the same thing - he'd go out fighting, he'd go out hunting monsters, etc, etc, and he'd eventually get a very unhappy kingdom with people who want to kill him. It's all fun and games thinking "Oh, he could just kill the people against him" but what happens when people start to think of him as another Mad King? That's when sh*t would hit the fan. But all in all, the MC won't become king after Robert dies. That's all I've decided on. Whether he becomes King after Joffrey bites the dust, who knows? I'm just not having this develop into a Kingdom Building novel. It's about a Witcher, so it'll focus on fighting and monster hunting.