- the third season was tortured to death, and the Stark family's road to revenge has finally opened from the fourth season. The little wolves are finally growing up, and the counterattack has begun! It's said that the positive characters are almost dead, it can't be worse, it's time to start the villain...
ps: I don't like the stupid woman Long Ma more and more, I can't understand it. Every time she appeared, she took the trouble to report the string of storms born balalala...with the kind and sacred smile of Longma...it really won the essence of our party's actions.
Bran's line of strange power is very illegal and inexplicable. Still most looking forward to Aria and Ja Kun meeting again.
But I felt a little distressed when the Hound died. He really did his best to protect Aria, didn't he? Big brother John I actually see him getting more and more pleasing to the eye...now his only black spot is that he still likes Cersei...incomprehensible love.
Oh, Sansha is getting smarter and deceiving, but I hope one day she can kill Littlefinger Baelish instead of being his. Beijian is the person I hate the most right now. Betrayed the trust of friends, took advantage of the love of women, and tried to eat the young grass, always wearing a high-necked confident look, God, there is such a despicable person, I feel good about him at first Shame, people can't look good, and their backgrounds can't be trusted. I thought that Beijian's background was set to be a hero in troubled times, but now it seems that the person is the eunuch Varys who makes people feel unbelievable as soon as he appears. I remembered what Lord Varys said himself, why people just don't want to believe in eunuchs.
This show is deliberately breaking people's prejudice.
The dwarf is a true hero, and the crippled man lives for a long time, the cowardly fat man regains his courage, the fallen knight regains his dignity, the illegitimate child becomes the family's support, the little girl holds the sword, the savage has the true temperament, and the noble is serious.
Ironic, provocative, gory. Do not shy away from any darkness. This is truly epic.
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