Four Hundred Thousand Words, a Summary.
Aha, it’s time to summarize again. This time I still follow the old rules, first talk about the bad points, then summarize the plot, and finally talk about the plan.
First of all, this is my first time writing a novel. Around the 90th chapter, I put part of the author’s words into the main text. Of course, this behavior was quickly caught by readers. After a beating, the author, for the sake of his life, will never do such a thing again.
This is an operational matter. As for the plot, Crane goes south to fight this battle. To be honest, I originally planned two versions. One is the current version, and the other is to completely muddy the water and go south to pull up. Renly besieges Tywin, but will completely break with Stannis.
The reason why I used this version is because I found that if Clay did that, he would be completely trapped in the southern battlefield and completely lose the possibility of returning to White Harbor and taking Galesos away.
So, in the end, I chose this short war to give Clay a chance to sneak away to see Daenerys while both sides were resting.
This plot of more than 100,000 words is actually very simple to sum up. Clay bulldozed the Frey family and swallowed up half of the land of the Twins. Then he captured Jaime Lannister in two battles at Riverrun, and finally fought with the old man. The Lion negotiated and exchanged for the unlucky Eddard Stark.
Now it seems that the North does have a great advantage. However, as Clay leaves Westeros and Ed Stark dies under the plot of the Old Lion, war will come to the North again. When Clay comes back, he doesn’t know what he will see.
In short, the next chapter is a new volume. The kings of Westeros are busy with their own wars, and autumn has quietly arrived. The enemies outside the Great Wall in the North may be stronger than in another time and space.
Okay, that’s it for now, thank you all for your support.
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