Spoiler alert! Star Wars 8 director: Game of Thrones Season 3 is all about playing with my leftovers

The third episode of the eighth season of Game of Thrones aired yesterday, and the death of the Night King, the "King of the North's Javelin", caused an uproar among fans. Among them, Rian Johnson, the director of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, is a loyal fan of this super fantasy drama. According to Comicbook, after the third episode aired, Rian tweeted today: "I've already filmed your Night King scene."

(Contains spoilers, please do not read if you do not like it) In the third episode of the eighth season of "Game of Thrones", the final boss "Night King" who everyone thought was going to be the final boss was directly annihilated by "Arya" who came out of nowhere. In the previous "Star Wars: The Last Jedi", Snoke, the "Supreme Leader" of the "First Order", also died in a similar way to the Night King. It was thought that he would be killed by Rey, whose parents had both passed away, but in the end, like "Three-Eyed Raven" Bran, he was killed by someone who was unexpected but reasonable. Snoke was killed by his own beloved disciple "Kylo Ren", and the Night King was killed by "Arya" who rushed out from nowhere, so there was the following classic statement by director Rian Johnson:

Of course, this was a joke from Rian Johnson, and while the tweet itself was harmless (a slap in the face of Game of Thrones), it was a pretty funny taunt for fans who were disappointed with the new "Star Wars" series.
Rey and Arya both lost their parents, are both women, and their final bosses were killed by unexpected people in a single blow, which is strikingly similar (although Rey was not the one who killed Snoke, the plots are strikingly similar), which also made Rian Johnson's tweet full of gimmicks.

The successful narrative of "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" has also gained the trust of Lucasfilm, which will shoot a trilogy that no longer tells the story of the "Skywalker" family. The schedule is currently unknown.