A Song of Ice and Fire: Winter Has Come
冰与火之凛冬已至
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Epic Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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A Veteran Bookworm's Reading List
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The male and female leads shouldn’t be complete idiots; they need to be reasonably smart. The plot shouldn’t be so predictable that you know the ending from the start, and should have occasional surprises. The writing shouldn’t read like a high school exam full of parallel phrases, nor should it be all reckless power-ups. It should have some substance. There are both old and new books here. The old ones are books I’ve personally read at least twice. New ones are generally at least 400,000 charac
A Song of Ice and Fire Fanfiction Recommendations
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☆Winter Is Coming, Passion Forges Glory☆
Hello, readers! Today I'm introducing fanfiction based on A Song of Ice and Fire. This list features four completed novels and two that are still ongoing. If you think the list is worthwhile, please like and favorite it. Without further ado, let's get to the recommendations.
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A Lazy Salted Fish Who Can't Be Bothered to Get Up
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Highly Recommended by a 16-Year Veteran Bookworm
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An Old Bookworm's Reading List
I have been reading for more than ten years, so I know the pain of running out of books. I will add books I have read and enjoyed to this list. I believe there will always be one or two here that you will like. You are also welcome to recommend good books to me, since everyone runs out of things to read sometimes. I would also say that the books I recommend are all of decent quality, and there are quite a few of them. I have read every one before recommending it, so why are there no likes, follo
Great Works
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Novels I Think Are Worth Reading
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The World of Magic and Fantasy
Magic, swords, monsters, lords, elves, dwarves, dragons, wizards, and adventures
Mythology, Luck-Based Stories, Infinite Worlds, Everyday Life, History
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The Mountain Has Trees, and the Trees Have Branches
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No Beginner-Friendly Stories. Eclectic Tastes, a Bit Unconventional, Updated Whenever
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Where did this young man's arrogant spirit of not updating until he reached 1,000 subscribers go? Don't even mention how upset I was when he stopped updating! And now he's just quietly starting to update again? Does that mean we, his loyal readers, deserve to suffer? Shouldn't he give us, his loyal readers, an explanation?!
The ending of the TV series *The Night King* was very likely a last-minute change. Because the original script was hacked after the production team finished writing it, most of the script and character endings were leaked. Without modifications, filming couldn't proceed, hence the tragic yet inspiring ending for the Night King.
Bro, finding a power fantasy novel isn't easy. Slow updates are fine, as long as the content isn't too mythical and the power system isn't messed up. You'll get votes and tips. Please, please don't cut off JJ! 😁
The TV series proves that without enough weapons to kill wights and White Walkers, the larger the army, the more advantageous it is for the Night King. You yourself gather a large army of wights to provide him with, saving him the trouble of searching for living creatures. The only way to defeat the White Walkers is to kill the Night King by any means necessary.
A group of wildlings wanted to kill the protagonist and steal his weapons, but three cavalrymen appeared out of nowhere and wanted to kill the wildlings. Since the protagonist was a member of the Night's Watch, the three cavalrymen were naturally allies.
Wow, I couldn't stand it after reading 31. The author kept criticizing the readers, saying he was steadfast and unaffected by others. Okay, fine. But then I looked at the author's comments, something about immediately turning on the computer to update once the average number of views reached 1000. Speechless. This is the first time I've seen such a bizarre thing.
The poison test is complete; we've left. It's extremely poisonous!
Having flawed thinking and being overly sensitive, believing oneself to be the only one who is truly enlightened while everyone else is delusional, and that one is exceptionally logical, thoughtful, profound, and ambitious—this is simply being blinded by one's own intellect. Ultimately, the market slaps them in the face, and they can't handle it, so they stop updating.
After reading the first few dozen chapters, it's truly addictive. The writing style is a major problem; it's baffling and illogical, seemingly just for the sake of enjoyment. I don't understand why so many people say this book is good. Is it because the later chapters are so good? I really can't continue reading. In my opinion, it's nowhere near as good as *The Great Wall*.
The protagonist encounters danger in the forest and is attacked by bandits. A group of soldiers then appear and kills several bandits. However, the protagonist, who was attacked by the bandits, turns the tables and saves a bandit who has been shot by an arrow. Later, he even stands behind the bandits and helps them kill the soldiers chasing them—he's practically invincible!