After resurrecting his life, Aemond Targaryen is no longer the prince who endured because of his one eye and was despised because he had no dragons.
The hatred of having his eyes gouged out, the humiliation of being looked down upon, and the unwillingness to be played by fate in his previous life are all paid back one by one in this life.
Don't be a pawn, don't be a vassal, don't be a tragedy.
As a young man, he rebelled against fate and seized the dragon, took charge of Vhagar, and stirred up trouble in the Red Keep.
He will hold the chess game where the blood dragon dances wildly; he will sweep the conflict between the seven kingdoms.
From a young man in the Red Castle to a dragon-wielding king, from cold-eyed ridicule to awe of all races.
In this life, he will make all his enemies crawl on their knees and let Targaryen's dragon flames return to Westeros.
On the Iron Throne, I sit alone, Aemond.
Let's take a look at the protagonist's story of revenge, seizing the throne, and unifying the continent.
