Eagle of the Valley of Ice and Fire

Game of Thrones fan Ai Lin Yingjia I recently read this book, and I feel that its advantages and disadvantages are very obvious. The plot is roughly like this: The protagonist's father is Jon Arryn, Robert's adoptive father. He is the son of a duke at the beginning, and he is naturally wiser. His underage force value is very outstanding. He can be said to be the favored son in the beginning. Later, after going through experience and assassination incidents, the protagonist handles them cleanly and decisively. Then he found Littlefinger behind him and wanted to get rid of him, but his father trusted him too much and had to give up. Unfortunately, something unexpected happened. His father accepted a tip and went to investigate the affair between the queen and his brother. When he wanted to find Robert at a critical point, he knew that the matter must be risky, so he asked the protagonist to return to the valley with his younger brother and stepmother before leaving. Unexpectedly, he was poisoned and killed on the way to find Robert. When the protagonist heard the news, he immediately thought that the only person who could successfully poison under layers of supervision was the stepmother. Littlefinger had secretly asked his stepmother to do the second thing (these two were childhood sweethearts), which was to poison the protagonist, but the protagonist saw through it, failed and was controlled. Later, the protagonist found out that this was a chess piece sent to him on purpose. The protagonist was summoned by Robert, but because the evidence was destroyed and his stepmother was imprisoned, he was afraid that Robert would not believe him, so he did not dare to speak out, and instead mentioned Ed. (What's more important is that at that time, Robert was surrounded by Lannister people, and so were the doorkeepers. They were afraid that the matter would be exposed and alert the snake, which would lead to unimaginable consequences) As a result, Robert took the protagonist and others to catch Ed's young men. The protagonist knew that the only one who could persuade Robert now was Ed, so he told the other party everything about the incident, hoping that the other party would accept the incident. Ed believed the protagonist very much and promised to investigate. During this process, Littlefinger wrote a letter in the code pad that his stepmother would only use (in the stepmother's voice), sent it to his stepmother's sister (that is, Eddard Stark's wife), and confused right and wrong, saying that the protagonist poisoned his father and locked himself up. As a result, the stepmother and sister went directly to the Tully family to complain, which made the young master of the Tully family very angry, and then they immediately took action, which later led to the quarrel between the Ospreys. The protagonist here actually already knew that Littlefinger was causing trouble. Although he quickly found a way to return to King's Landing and used various methods to take advantage of the opponent and kill him directly, Littlefinger's letter caused endless harm... The number of words is limited, so let's stop here. Why read this book: The language and writing are pretty good and solid, and the characters are well portrayed. The plot is basically thoughtful and interlocking, and is closer to the original group drama. Especially Chapter 99 makes the book directly sublime-- "To be it, to be the highest glory..." "Glory does not reside in the dead and losers, but in the living and the victors." "High as glory..." Attis closed his eyes, and the wind in the Eagle's Nest City suddenly stopped, "High as victory, high as power." The reading experience suddenly became good. Why not read this book: The indigenous protagonist persuaded many people to retreat, and the group portraits understood everything. Forage-

A Song of Ice and Fire (Game of Thrones) fan work, if the old prime minister Jon Arryn had an eldest son, if the valley was no longer completely transparent, if reason and intrigue returned to the Arryn family, what changes would happen to Westeros. ... Keywords: non-time travel, non-prophet, no golden finger Word count: 750,000, serialized. Recommendation index: ★★★★★ PS: It's the ceiling level for Game of Thrones fans, but I'm a eunuch for the time being. The author said that he's preparing for the exam and will write it down, so I'll just believe it.

Son of Jon Arryn, Lord of the Vale