The "Song of Ice and Fire" series of novels is an American "national treasure" literary work, a classic created by the world-class fantasy master George R. R. Martin who has devoted more than 20 years of hard work.
The first five volumes that have been published have won four Locus Awards for Best Novel of the Year, five World Fantasy Award nominations, four Hugo Award nominations and won one, and three Nebula Award nominations for Best Novel.
At present, this series of books has been translated and published in dozens of languages around the world, with sales of nearly 80 million copies, setting off a global "Song of Ice and Fire" craze.
Since 2011, thanks to the promotion of the HBO TV series of the same name, more and more people have been exposed to this classic, allowing it to occupy multiple positions in the top ten of the New York Times bestseller list for a long time.
Jon Arryn died mysteriously at the Hand of the King. Robert Baratheon, King of the Seven Kingdoms, personally visited Winterfell, hoping that Ned Stark, Lord of the North, could serve as the new Prime Minister and work together to govern the kingdom.
Ned was hesitant and reluctantly agreed to help his friend.
At the same time, the extinct creatures in ancient legends began to make plans to return to this ancient continent...