Game of Thrones: from Beggar King to Dragon Lord of All Nations

Traveling through is hell. When he woke up, he was Viserys Targaryen - the last prince in exile, a beggar king forgotten by the whole world. He had no money and depended on others. His sister was the only relative, and the planners were preparing to sell her to the barbarian king in exchange for a cavalry. The good news is that he got a golden finger: "Game of Thrones". This system does not give attributes, does not open plug-ins, and cannot be summoned. It only does one thing - let him see the panel above each person's head: ability value, hidden traits, true affection, and secret allegiance. In a world where everyone lies, this is the only truth. Illyrio smiled and handed over the cheese, with "Use Value Assessment" written on the panel; Jorah bent down and saluted, claiming allegiance, and the panel said "Reporting to: Varys"; Daenerys called him brother with a low eyebrow, and the panel said "Trust: 3". No army, no golden dragon, no allies - but he knew the trump card of every chess piece. Enough. Starting from the dock of Pentos, using the cheese merchant's golden dragon as capital, the spies' intelligence as chips, and the sleeping dragon eggs as bets, on the chessboard of the nine major families, step by step, the abandoned son becomes the king.