1. The plot progresses too slowly and the viewpoints switch too frequently. Sometimes some plots in an episode have a strong integrity and could have been expressed coherently, but they just have to be separated. After two or three minutes of acting, they will immediately cut to the point of view of other characters (especially the dragon girl plot), and then cut again after a while. Come back, I feel so annoying! And sometimes some of Rory's rambling, innocuous episodes, like Jaime's conversation with his cousin in the cage, go on for a long time! After a whole season, I feel that the story has not progressed much, alas...
2. Winterfell is too vulnerable, right? ! Joey Gray can break through with 20 people? ? ! ! Even if the army is marching south, the city defense will not be able to hold even 20 people, right? ! And in the end, the people from the Iron Islands knocked Joey Gray out and said they would retreat (after all, they were besieged by hundreds of people). The two young masters were supposed to be rescued, but why did they run away in the end? And I can't see anyone else anymore.
3. The magic color of the second season is gradually obvious. Ruhuo Nu raised a shadow man, and easily killed Renly. It's just that I don't understand that since there are such powerful things, it's easy to kill the enemy generals, or even sneak into King's Landing to kill the king, right?
4. Stannis even took the lead in attacking the city when he attacked the king, and he had to climb the battlements. This is too unreasonable, right? ! Think you are immortal? !
5. The war scene is too cut corners, presumably many people think so, and they think it is quite pitiful.
6. In the last episode, the three dragons breathing fire can kill such a powerful warlock who can also be cloned? !
Personally, I am a person who has strong requirements for the logic of the film. I hate some unreasonable plots. I don't spit it out.
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