Some readers said that these chapters are a bit unclear, so here is a brief explanation.
In the outline, every event arranged will have a cause and effect relationship. For example, Littlefinger and Ramsay are not simply tortured. This group of hundreds of bandits will have an impact on the Riverlands beyond themselves.
There is also some foreshadowing in the early plot.
Prime Minister Matus Rowan, Denys Arryn of the Vale, the two feuding families of the Riverlands, Bracken and Blackwood, and the five Bracken women around Robert, the Dornish people gathered around Nymeria, and Tyene
The Kui Lizards around me are not just randomly assigned names.
The series of small events in the front will have a great impact on the later stage. Arrangements have been made in the outline, and some characters have not yet appeared.
Regarding the pig's feet, he or his own forces will be involved.
Writing like this may be very fragmented, but if you don't write it, it will directly become the plot later, and those characters will lack the motivation to do things.
This is my first time writing a book. I may have some shortcomings in word expression, and I have not grasped the rhythm well. I cannot express it well, and there is no way to modify it. I will work hard to improve my writing skills in the future.