After watching season one, I can only say this, it seems that the general directors, producers, and writers of this show don't know how to turn books into TV shows. With the two D&D brothers, until the end of season 6, at least they did an excellent job. When I watched 6 seasons of GOT, I didn't even think it was episodes made from the pages of George, a cunning Cersei, a cruel, stupid Joffrey, a sly Arya, a heartbroken Sansa, those characters're successfully built with their story on screen, not in the pages of a book.

And with HotD, if they are going to build characters like this, will no one see all the good and unique of the characters, or do they have to watch the show while holding the book? At the same time? I even wish the writers were bolder, they could even create more characters to support the important characters to develop their personalities.

The story of the Targaryen family is told very intermittently, interrupted by invisible periods, the characters being replaced midway. Let's see what happens to Daario Naharis in GOT, nobody notices him anymore. And in particular, many episodes have absurd, confusing, and boring scenes. Take Daemon's battle at the Narrow Sea, for example.

What's encouraging about the show is that the staging, the set design, the costumes, the hair, the makeup, the visual effects, the music, it's all great, beautiful and expensive, which I want them to maintain until the end of the show.

If you want to see an average show and dragons, maybe this is the show for you, and if your standards are at GOT, you'll probably want to scream at the scriptwriters and say: Try harder!