A Mysterious Return in Ice and Fire

At first, I thought it was slightly toxic and still readable, until I saw the protagonist leave Ramsay Bolton and Theon alone together. Then I knew this book was unreadable; it was extremely toxic, forcibly lowering the reader's intelligence. Readers should definitely stop reading after this point; it's feeding the reader shit in new and creative ways! 😅😅😅😅 The plot became incredibly melodramatic after its mid-term release.

Do you think you're funny? This plot twist doesn't give me any satisfaction at all; it's so awkward to read. He gets betrayed on average every seven or eight chapters. None of the novels I've read before compare. This kind of betrayal makes me question the protagonist's character.

I've only read about chapters 30 or 40, and the protagonist has already been betrayed five or six times. I just want to say, is it really that bad? (~_~;)

No cheat codes? They don't need to be too overpowered, but at least give me some.

Do you know why the grades are bad? Because the main character is an ingrate. Understand?

The book is decent in quality, with good writing and a reasonable style. However (just kidding!), The protagonist's decisions and actions are inconsistent with his character in many places. The plot development in many areas feels forced, with conspiracies for the sake of conspiracies, offering little real enjoyment and saturating with pretentious sentimentality.

Promise me you won't be like that jerk in TV dramas. 😁

This is exhausting to read! Can't they just write a proper farming story? This plot is just endless fighting and conflict. I think the protagonist should just go work for Daenerys Targaryen instead of worrying about all this. This is the first time I've seen a warring states story where the base has been wiped out three times, and all the fighting is still confined to the North.

I naively thought that at the end of the last volume, with Bran's escape, the North's weakened military and dire need of rebuilding, being forced to take the blame for poisoning ten thousand Northerners, and his lover being turned into a White Walker, Xu Luo had reached his lowest point. I thought he could finally start planning and developing his strategy. But then Daenerys unleashed a dragonfire... 😭 Tragic Xu Luo

This time travel didn't change much at all. I remember a saying: "I'd rather betray the world than let the world betray me." It's one thing to not know the plot, but to know it and still be so ridiculous...