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After the long summer, the stars weep blood, and a cold darkness will shroud the world. Only by kindling the First Flame can the ice be driven away and the Long Night be ended forever. --- Daily Updates! --- Read Up to 80+ Chapters Ahead at patreon.com/Glimmer09 ---

Born a Northern bastard, Jon Sand is unexpectedly legitimized by King Robert and thrust into the deadly game of politics as the new Lord of Dragonstone. Forced into an arranged marriage with the beautiful Margaery Tyrell, Jon struggles to fit in--until the volcanic island awakens an ancient magic in his blood. Guided by his secret guardian, the legendary Ser Arthur Dayne, Jon learns the earth-shattering truth: he is no bastard, but the trueborn Targarven heir to the Iron Throne. With his hidden lineage and four newly-hatched dragons, Jon must rise from a Northern outcast into a conqueror to take back his stolen kingdom.

After a vending machine accident, an otaku meets a deity resembling Morgan Freeman and is reincarnated as Eddard "Ned" Stark to save the Game of Thrones universe. To survive, he secures three wishes: usage of The Force (adapted to the Old Gods and Direwolves), intuitive civilization-building knowledge, and a 10x growth multiplier for training.

History and the Scriptures both record the legend of Sir Kal-El, the Duke of Bloodwind, the Father of Dragons, the Bloodbathed, and the Holy Emperor—a hero born of both noble and common blood. He was the one who lit the bonfire during the Long Night and ushered in the Eternal Summer. Founder of the Aiur Dynasty, god of resurrection, and restorer of the Kingdom of Heaven—his story began humbly, as the captain of a band of mercenaries. With his Blackrock Mercenaries, he stepped into a ruthless game of thrones that was never meant for him. At the Cross Inn, he slew two Kingsguard knights with his sword and was gloriously knighted for his valor. In Winterfell, he uncovered the dark secrets and twisted schemes of the Lion twins, saving the second son of House Stark who was fated to fall from the tower. The King’s fury soon ignited, and war broke out between the crown and the Lannisters of the West. On battlefields shrouded in smoke and blood, Tywin Lannister never learned the meaning of surrender. Hidden conspiracies and the cruel calculations of human ambition unfolded in the shadows, until the tides of fate turned and the scales of power were balanced into a fragile “fairness.” The Baratheon throne stood on the brink of collapse... ——— High in the mountains, Robert’s illegitimate daughter was raised as his eldest son. Into this child’s body entered a soul from another world. With the aid of a mysterious game-like system known as “Farmer’s Quest,” Carl Stone began his journey through this world of ice and fire.

Before you stands the reincarnation of the Laughing Storm, the legendary Dragoon, the supreme Pyromancer, the unstoppable Hydra Mage, the charismatic Wild Deer, the Shatterer of Chains, the Destroyer of the Long Night, the collector of Dragonwolf Flowers, and the only sun on both sides of the Narrow Sea—the Emperor of the Valyrian Empire. What? Too many titles to remember? Then just call him Gendry, the blacksmith who rose to power.

The House of Tarth follows Alexander Tarth, a young nobleman born into the minor House Tarth on the Sapphire Isle, who carries an unusual Valyrian appearance, dark violet eyes, ash-blonde hair, and subtle, unexplained magical traits, into the treacherous world of Westeros on the eve of its greatest upheavals. From the age of eight, Alex proves himself far beyond his years: calm, observant, and strategically gifted, he begins transforming his family's modest holdings into a rising power. At its heart, the series is a story about quiet, deliberate power on how a sharp mind, patience, and genuine human connection can reshape the world more profoundly than any sword or dragon.

Alann Snow awakens in the black cells of the Dreadfort with no memory, a stranger's face, and a cryptic System that whispers of survival. He is a bastard of the North, a pawn in the cruel games of House Bolton—but the System offers a path to power. As he claws his way from prisoner to fugitive, he discovers his veins carry the blood of wolves and dragons, marking him as the prophesied Bridge of Ice and Fire. With a bonded direwolf, a mysterious water-dancer, and the icy gaze of House Stark upon him, Alann must navigate the deadly politics of Winterfell and the arrival of the royal court. The game has begun, and to survive, he must level up—or be consumed by the fire within.

A great kingdom is nearing its end, and a new era is about to begin. Daeron Targaryen once thought about competing for the Iron Throne — maybe even saving this crumbling realm himself. But then he looked around: the “Mad King” Aerys II, Rhaegar, Tywin, Robert… yeah, not exactly easy company. Life’s tough — maybe it’s better to just settle down and farm instead. Now, with a red comet appearing early over Westeros, comes a “Stardew Valley-style system” that lets him master five skills — farming, foraging, fishing, mining, and combat. Maybe someone like him can still write his own legend.

The people of Westeros are living in a nightmare. It’s a world defined by the brutal clash of blood and fire. Dragons unleash devastating infernos, while knights shatter steel on bloody battlefields. The realm is broken, and it desperately needs a revolution. To simply call it "chaos" would be a massive understatement. Enter Gaemon—the newest reincarnated soul born into the volatile House Targaryen. He's stepping into a life filled with dragon riding, arcane magic, and ruthless warfare. Add in some empire-building and high-seas adventures into the great unknown, and he's got his hands full. Since he's been thrown into this brutal world, he might as well experience everything his mundane past life never could offer. But by the time he's conquered it all... wait a second. What kind of God has he actually become?

Daemon Blackfyre, the legendary rebel who tried to seize the Iron Throne, dies in a hail of arrows—only to wake up 100 years in the past. It’s 97 AC. The Targaryen dynasty is at its absolute peak, and the devastating civil war known as the "Dance of the Dragons" hasn't happened yet. Daemon isn't a king or a conqueror here; he’s just a forgotten orphan in the royal family tree. He still has the heart of a rebel. Drawn to the most dangerous, untamable beast on Dragonstone, Daemon bonds with The Cannibal—a dragon notorious for eating its own kind. Now, armed with the wildest dragon in history and future knowledge, he stands face-to-face with his legendary ancestors: The Rogue Prince (Daemon Targaryen): Young, arrogant, and dangerous. The Old King (Jaehaerys): Crushed by the weight of the crown. Rhaenys: The Queen Who Never Was, watching with ambitious eyes. Daemon Blackfyre spent his first life trying to tear the kingdom apart. In this second life, he has to decide: Will he let the House of the Dragon burn itself to the ground as history intended, or will he use his fire to forge a new path and save his family from themselves?

Reborn amid the salt, blood, and storm of the Iron Islands, a foreign soul awakens inside the body of Euron “Crow’s Eye” Greyjoy, long before madness and ruin claim his name. This time, however, Euron is no mere reaver driven by cruelty and chaos. He carries with him the Pirate King System, an otherworldly power born of legend and conquest. With his left hand, he unleashes Conqueror’s Haki, a kingly will capable of crushing weaker minds, bending lords to their knees, and tearing apart the intricate political webs of Westeros. With his right hand, he commands the Mastery of the Seas, ruling waves, storms, and fleets as if the oceans themselves answer his call—turning naval warfare into absolute dominion. This Euron knows the future. He knows the betrayals, the deaths, and the fate awaiting House Greyjoy. And he refuses to let his family be consumed by tragedy once more. As the Ironborn rise under a banner of discipline instead of madness, their ancient creed—“What is dead may never die”—takes on terrifying new meaning. From the Iron Islands to King’s Landing, from frozen northern waters to burning southern seas, Westeros is forced to face a truth it has never known: A true Pirate King has arrived. Balancing ambition with loyalty, brutality with vision, Euron sails not just to conquer—but to rule. When the waves finally break against the shores of the Seven Kingdoms, only one question will remain: Will the Iron Throne bend… or be drowned beneath the tide?

After Jon is transported into this world, he asks himself a question: can the Night’s Watch save the Seven Kingdoms? Answer: the Night’s Watch can’t save the Seven Kingdoms. So Jon leaves the Watch. After he becomes a lord in his own right, he asks himself again: can a single lord save the Seven Kingdoms? Answer: one lord still can’t save the Seven Kingdoms. So he sets his sights on the Iron Throne—the throne that should’ve been his—and launches a challenge for it. P.S. The protagonist is Jon Snow. The story kicks off when he heads south to take part in the War of the Five Kings.

The executioner’s blade was falling, but his rise was just beginning. Lynn wakes up to find himself transported to the continent of Westeros. But it’s a nightmare start—he’s already being forced onto the chopping block by none other than Lord Eddard Stark, moments away from losing his head. Just in the nick of time, Lynn awakens the Slayer System! > [Enemy Killed: 1. Experience +1] "Allocate Experience!" > [Horsemanship 9/10 → 10/10. Level Up.] > [Horsemanship (Proficient) 0/100]

Transported into the world as a despised bastard of the North, Arthur Snow finds himself starting at the very bottom. Fortunately, he soon discovers that he has brought along a Three Kingdoms Kill–style system interface. The tactic card [Oath of the Peach Garden] allows him to grow peach orchards even in the brutal cold of the North. The equipment card [Shadow Steed] gives his small horse incredible speed while running and jumping. The basic card [Peach] grants him a physique far stronger than that of ordinary men. … Many years later, sitting upon the Iron Throne, Arthur Snow looks back on the hardships of his journey and sighs with emotion: “Being born humble is not a disgrace. Knowing when to bend and when to stand—that is what makes a true man.”

"The Iron Throne has no armrests!" "The game of thrones is dangerous as hell!" "I’ve killed pirates in the Stepstones! Have you?" "I’ve robbed warlocks in Qarth! Have you?" "I’ve been to every damn port in the world! Have you?" … One lucky break and Leon , your average guy from Earth, wakes up as Pierce Celtigar—the third son of House Celtigar. The second he sees the family vaults stuffed wall-to-wall with gold, jewels, and ancient Valyrian loot, Pierce makes the kind of decision that would have his ancestors spinning in their tombs: he steals the whole damn fortune and invests it. Just like that, a monstrously powerful Golden Celtigar dynasty explodes onto the Narrow Sea—an empire of coin and steel so dominant it makes the entire Seven Kingdoms (and the rest of the Mainstream kingpin. Behind-the-scenes puppet master. The true industrial Cthulhu.

Game of Thrones: King of Harrenhal—Starting With Garth Greenhand's Stat Panel At the Trident, the Dragon Prince Rhaegar died beneath the crushing blow of Robert the Usurper's warhammer. An ancient dynasty was reduced to ashes, and the curtain rose on a brand-new era. A new king sits the throne, leaving the defeated royalists to suffer brutal humiliation and punishment. But look closely at the Iron Throne: beneath the crown of the stag, the kingdom is already fracturing. Under the illusion of a prosperous, long summer, the realm is quietly rotting away. Arthur Whent looked at the heavy hitters circling the throne: Robert, Jon Arryn, the Kingslayer, Cersei, Varys, Littlefinger, Renly, Stannis, Tywin... In this game of thrones across the Seven Kingdoms, who will actually walk away the winner? Game of Thrones: King of Harrenhal—Starting With Garth Greenhand's Stat Panel Armed with a game-like interface to level up his innate talents, he will forge a destiny that defies all ordinary limits. The heir to House Whent swears to force the Seven Kingdoms to turn a new page.

Daemon Blackfyre—the rebel who ripped the Seven Kingdoms apart—was cut down by his own half-brother on the Redgrass Field. Somehow he tore through time and space itself… and woke up inside the ruined body of another loser. Viserys Targaryen the Third. They called him the Beggar King. The Exile. The tyrant who broke his own sister. Second son of Mad King Aerys—the last dying spark of the dragon bloodline. Old Valyria. That empire built on blood and fire… and swallowed by blood and fire in the end. A thousand years of glory. Now the question burns: Will he hammer it into a new ladder straight to the Iron Throne? Or let it burn again… so something fiercer can rise from the ashes? One black dragon from the darkest chapter of history has clawed his way back from the dead. With reborn talons and a sword still wet with fury, he will rip fate apart and write the final page of House Targaryen himself. “The man standing in front of you, sword in hand—he’s no beggar. He’s the warrior descended. He’s the Sword King. He’s the Black Dragon the Seven Kingdoms will never forget. The proud bastard son of Aegon the Fourth… Daemon Blackfyre.”

House of the Dragon Side Story Transmigrated as the nephew of a mercenary captain in Essos, Tiberius Mord wanted nothing more than to live the easy life of a rich man—far, far away from the bloody chaos of the Dance of the Dragons that was coming. But destiny has a wicked sense of humor. One brutal clash in Essos—the Battle of the Golden Spurs—shot his name across the Known World overnight. Famous whether he liked it or not, the reluctant hero gets dragged, kicking and screaming, straight into the Targaryen family’s savage war for the throne. And that’s when everything went gloriously off the rails: He only meant to help Prince Daemon drill a decent company of troops and cavalry to make the prince look good. Instead, he forged Westeros’s very first professional standing army—the legendary Dragonflame Legion. All he wanted was to quietly develop a patch of land on the Crab Claw Peninsula, make a little side money, and build himself a comfortable villa. What he got was a ruthless commercial empire that monopolized the sugar and fine-wine trade across the Narrow Sea. He figured he’d dash off a flattering royal history book to suck up to the crown and pocket some easy royalties. It became the official propaganda bible for House Targaryen. Years later, Tiberius sits on the Iron Throne, fingers idly tracing its vicious iron spikes, and sighs to his inner circle with pure resignation: “Boys… I swear on the Seven, all I ever wanted at the start was to be a simple deserter.”

In the brutal world of ice and fire, only the sword can speak the truth. Logar — a young pirate with the ancient blood of Old Valyria burning in his veins — spots Westeros just beyond the waves. The Blacks and the Greens have already drawn blood, igniting the savage Dance of the Dragons. A real chance to tame and ride a living dragon? No way in hell he’s letting that slip past. The path to becoming the undisputed lord of the seas starts right here… rising from the blood of a bastard.

Leo was an ordinary overworked salaryman who finally scored the legendary Onyxia dragon reins after months of grinding World of Warcraft — only to get isekai’d straight into the world of Game of Thrones. He didn’t arrive as some blank-slate hero. He woke up as his fully-geared Warrior avatar: ornate Seventh Legion plate, a backpack full of millions in gold, a game system that still levels him up with every kill, and — most dangerously — the Black Dragon Princess Onyxia herself, now bound to him as a sentient, extremely pissed-off mount who absolutely refuses to be ridden. This is not Azeroth. There are no night elves, no Horde, no Alliance. Just the cutthroat politics of Westeros, where dragons have been extinct for over a century and one wrong word can get you a dagger in the back. Armed with foreknowledge of the coming War of the Five Kings, Leo decides to play the long game. He crafts the perfect cover: Neo Presto, second son of Duke Ni Shiming Presto of the distant Great Tang Empire — a land so vast and wealthy that even the Lannisters look poor by comparison. With his superior gold coins, flashy lion-etched armor, and a growing crew of sellswords, he marches toward King’s Landing ready to buy, fight, and charm his way into the heart of power. From wiping out bandit gangs for easy EXP in the Kingswood, to presenting legendary blades looted from Onyxia’s own hoard (Song of the Azure Sky and Lifeforce) to King Robert and Prince Joffrey, Leo quickly becomes the talk of the Red Keep. Robert loves him. The court is fascinated. And somewhere in his Collections tab, a furious dragon princess is slowly realizing that this “filthy human” might be the only one in either world who can truly stand beside her. Power, politics, dragons, and a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers romance with the most dangerous waifu in two universes. In the game of thrones, you win or you die. Leo intends to do both — and bring a black dragon to the feast.