Game of Thrones: Don't Mess with That Dragon, He Will Cultivate Immortality

Li Haoran, a senior "tech geek" and online literature enthusiast, accidentally traveled to a magnificent world of immortal cultivation. With the logical thinking of a science student and a little bit of luck, he treated immortal cultivation as a scientific research and actually reached the threshold of the Spiritualization Stage.

However, when facing the legendary "Nine-Nine Heavenly Tribulations", Li Haoran miscalculated a variable and was struck to death by the last divine thunder.

"My life is over... my wives, my code, my figurines..."

Just as his consciousness was about to fade away, an irresistible attraction pulled his remaining soul into a completely new dimension. When he opened his eyes again, he found himself trapped in a warm, moist, egg-shaped... space?

That’s right, he was reincarnated as Drogon, one of the three dragons that will be hatched by Daenerys, the Mother of Dragons, in the world of “A Song of Ice and Fire”.

"Are you kidding me? You turned from a human into a beast? Or a lizard that hasn't been weaned?"

Thus, a vigorous "Revolution of Immortal Cultivation in Another World" began.

While the other two dragons were still crying for food and could only breathe fire to roast meat, he had already begun to quietly transform dragon flames into true fire for cultivating immortals and temper his dragon scales with magical elements. With the help of the blood connection of the Dragon Mother, he successfully integrated the cultivation method with the magic system of this world, and transformed into a human form in front of the shocked eyes of the Dragon Mother.

From then on, the style of painting in Westeros completely deviated.

Game of Thrones? In the face of absolute "spoilers", all conspiracies are like child's play. Li Haoran, relying on his modern people's dirty talk, immortal cultivator's magical powers and foresight of the plot, embarked on his legendary journey to unify the continent and conquer people's hearts.