GoT: Conquering Dragon Mom with the "More Kids, More Fortune" System

Transmigrated into the cruel world of A Song of Ice and Fire, Victor Pompey becomes a declining baron with nothing to his name. From the very beginning, it's Hell Mode: his family is bankrupt, deeply in debt, winter is coming, and ruthless bandits are at his doorstep ready to slaughter everyone. To survive, Victor decides to completely give up and lie flat. He marries the daughter of a wealthy merchant, hoping only to become a rich man and enjoy his remaining days in peace. Who would have thought that on their wedding night, the [Many Children, Many Blessings · Family Rise System] would suddenly awaken! 【Ding! Married your first wife — Reward: 50 Spartan Heavy Infantry! Body enhancement: “Dragon Kidney”!】 【Ding! Gave birth to your first S-rank heir — Reward: 10,000 gold! Territory Halo! God-level Swordsmanship!】 【Ding! Successfully stole the North’s Flower, Sansa — Reward: Stark Wolf Bloodline! Direwolf Guard Corps!】 While the nobles of Westeros are still scheming and fighting bloody battles over the Iron Throne, Victor is quietly “spreading his branches and scattering his leaves.” His ambitions even turn toward the goddesses who drive the world mad: Daenerys, the Mother of Dragons? She’s going to be the mother of my children — and she comes with three dragons! Queen Cersei? Your ambition perfectly matches my desire to conquer! Little Rose Margaery? The wealth of Highgarden will be nothing more than milk powder money for the Pompey family! Many years later, when the Night King leads his army of the dead to the city walls and sees over a hundred “Pompey Second Generation” — each riding dragons, tearing apart White Walkers with their bare hands, and covered in divine artifacts — he falls into deep thought: “Who the hell told me this was a low-magic world? I want to go home!” This is not a story of hidden schemes — it’s open and upright dominance! Not a chess piece, but the chess player himself! Watch how Victor builds an empire simply by “growing a prosperous family.” This is a translational story.