Fist of the Dragon

If you mean 6 main characters, it is not correct. It doesn't matter what Martin says and what he wants from the audience (for example, the lack of security for the protagonist while you are turning the page).The reality of the story is something else. What George showed in the Red Wedding was not a rule, but a warning that regardless of their position in the story, the characters pay for their mistakes, and yes, they can be in dangerous situations that endanger their lives, but when you read a fantasy story, you should never expect one of the main characters of the story to be killed, while you know that the character you are looking for is growing and evolving and a great task is planned for them. It will be a complete disgrace if they are killed before they fulfill the mission and duty that fate has planned for them. Besides, when you are facing the biggest threat in the entire history of humanity, expect a much more effective death and much bigger dangers than what happens just because of stupid political games. For example, you see that Robb Stark and his companions turn into mincemeat. You are probably cursing here, but you already knew that the suspicious atmosphere around the twins is not a good thing, and that Walder Frey is a sly weasel. So this whole damn thing is not something that affects the logic of the story. Instead you don't expect the Sons of the Harpy to kill Daenerys in a successful operation (or any other mortal danger) because that's a flaw in the canon of storytelling.

You've probably heard this before, but the main reason I don't like Jon in the show at all is that these two idiots changed Jon from a very complex Byronic hero (you know the characteristics of these types of heroes) to a naive good boy who has simple intentions and a very pure heart. but this is not the end of the work, and in the final seasons, they lower his intelligence to the level of algae. Daenerys has nothing left to say. So much has been said in this forum about how Showrunners burned her character that I don't want to bore you with words. (Consider how much wiser Dany is in the books than in the show and This is the reason why I really like her character in the books, unlike the show). Unfortunately, they also bring similar disasters on other important characters such as Sansa, Tyrion, Bran and especially Varys.

I agree with you to some extent. The Riverlands are almost destroyed (although I think they still have a significant number of troops), the Lannisters won't interfere, and the Vale of Arryn has its own fresh and untouched forces,which you say They will not confront Danny's army(It is quite wise). As for the Tyrells or Martells, I really don't know whose side they will take, although I believe at least one of them will support Aegon. I don't think they have any strength left in stormy lands either. But the North will probably have a king by then (that could be interesting). So he will be the conqueror, but he doesn't have to go around all of Westeros and capture every castle she sees. She doesn't have to be Aegon the conqueror.King's Landing is ready for occupation. But do you think that Aegon will be defeated relatively easily in the end and will give up the throne? Will he not play a big role in the story? Will there be a second dance?