Game of Thrones: The Red Lion

I don't know if Lannister is good or not, but how to make the old lion and the young lion fight against each other is too simple. The unscrupulous Lord Tywin should die at the hands of the child.

The writing is very smooth, and I have seen the script of this character family in CK3. It is very reasonable to be the Lord of the West.

A very enjoyable book, thank the author for the good story. It is right not to make the strange powers and chaotic gods too conspicuous. One of the writing principles of A Song of Ice and Fire is that there can be magic but no direct miracles. You cannot write directly about what the gods have done. The gods should remain in a vague state. This is what Mr. Martin learned from Tolkien. In The Lord of the Rings, no matter how fierce the mortals in Middle-earth fought, Valar would not directly go off to participate in the mortal war. Magic and gods are the flavor, and human stories are the focus. Some well-written Game of Thrones fanfics have gone astray in the later stages and become gods and engage in supernatural battles. I hope the author can continue to control the scale, come on!

I will be here to help with the new Game of Thrones book

Finally, I saw a protagonist with a very masculine temperament. He was not playful, joking, or pretentious, nor was he a little white rabbit pretending to be a big-tailed wolf with a lot of swear words. He was decisive, cold, controlled, and had the warmth of humanity.

I feel that since the author does not follow the plot line, most of the character conflicts have been resolved in advance. For example, Joffrey has become a good boy in Westeros under the education of the protagonist. It is free to write like this, but writing 1 million words would test the author's sandbox deduction and story control skills. I don't know if it is an illusion that the protagonist's development is a bit too smooth, lacking the twists and turns of the story and the character's growth arc. It feels like the protagonist is already a big boy at the beginning of the original story. But this book is also very unique. Because it does not blindly cater to the original work, the changes in some characters are very eye-catching. However, I really can't imagine what difficulties the protagonist will have in the later period. The heroic epic develops too fast, and I feel that it is not easy to write the follow-up plot (›´ω`‹ )

It has the flavor of the original but is faster and more satisfying. Most Ice and Fire fans on the market will never be able to write how to add a mentally retarded protagonist many years later. This book seems to have been written by someone who has at least read the original.

The protagonist of this book gave me the feeling that he had never read the book

The plain and straightforward narrative style makes the opening plot too bland, the main and supporting characters are not outstanding, and the time traveler looks like a native when there is no hook, which seems boring at first glance, but the results look okay. Could it be that the writing behind it is very good?

Jon Snow is untrustworthy, he can betray and kill the Mother of Dragons, and he can also kill others, and he is very naive and easily deceived.