Game of Thrones: When You’re Away from Home, You Make Your Own Identity

The protagonist explodes thunder and cheats while making up for his regrets. At the beginning of the chapter, he kicks Robb's lunch box at the Red Wedding at Hongmen Banquet. Some people may think that the protagonist's rapid one-sidedness is too much of a nanny. The author has sent the protagonist directly to the northern camp when he traveled through time. He clearly stated his stance on the northern border and stated it clearly at the beginning. There is nothing misleading. The protagonist's life story in the article is that of the eldest brother of the Stark children. When his father died, the Starks' sky fell. A time traveler who claimed to be their eldest brother and had a cheat came to support the Starks. According to the standards of fan fiction that fills in the meaning, it is a HE dumpling making fan fiction. Standing in the northern camp, it is pure sugar without knives. The Stark family after the protagonist traveled through time has been completely saved. The theme of Lei Lei's life experience + rescuing people to make up for regrets continues from the beginning to the end. Personally, I feel that it starts well and ends well, with no unfinished ending. The hooks provided for the protagonist are not small, and the protagonist also uses the hooks very thoughtfully. There are many descriptions of marching and camping, and the protagonist has held various positions in the army, including labor/staff officer/reconnaissance/envoy/logistics/general/lord. The protagonist has fabricated his life story to such an extent that the protagonist who is supported by plug-ins is too useful, capable and reliable. In the following chapters, the protagonist can be regarded as the all-powerful brother that Robb unconsciously relies on. It was the protagonist who made up this claim about Thunder's origins. The claim was not actually used in the article to sit on the Iron Throne, which may disappoint map coloring enthusiasts.