I Brought ‘A Song of Ice and Fire’ Into Westeros—Only to Find the Plot Already Broken

Описание: Qin Chang, a modern college student, arrives in Westeros with perfect knowledge of A Song of Ice and Fire.

He expects to use his “spoiler advantage” to survive the coming storm—

until he finds a dead Night’s Watchman frozen in ice, scribbling: “They crossed the Wall… blue eyes…”

—three years ahead of schedule.

Guided by Ghost and Grey Wind, he meets Lyren Dorr, a dying singer who claims to be a prisoner of the Seven Architects—the gods who wrote this world like a book.

“You’re not the first traveler,” Lyren whispers. “But you’re the last.”

He gifts Qin a dragonbone dagger, a dragonglass pendant, and a map to Winterfell.

On the way south, Qin battles a snow bear possessed by black vines—

a creature never mentioned in George R.R. Martin’s pages, but one clearly designed to erase anomalies like him.

After saving a Stark patrol, he enters Winterfell under the alias of a Braavosi shipwreck survivor.

Now, standing before Eddard Stark, his Valyrian steel dagger betrays him.

He knows Bran will fall from the tower. He knows Jon will take the black. He knows Robert’s death is days away.

But he also knows one terrifying truth: this world no longer follows the script.

From pawn to player?

First, he must survive this interrogation.

Novel Description (Synopsis):
A meta-narrative Game of Thrones AU where the protagonist isn’t just a time traveler—but a reader who fell into the story, only to discover the plot has already diverged.

Chapters 1–2 establish:

✅ Clear crossover trigger: physical ASOIAF book + Valyrian spiral mark;

✅ Key items acquired: dragonbone dagger (anti-White Walker), dragonglass pendant (concealment), Lyren’s map;

✅ Canonical deviation confirmed: White Walkers crossed Wall 3 years early; new monsters (vine-infested bear) appear;

✅ Core encounters: Ghost, Grey Wind, Stark patrol, arrival at Winterfell;

✅ Immediate stakes: Ned and Catelyn question his origin and weapon;

✅ No major events altered yet—Bran’s fall, Jon’s departure, Daenerys’ arc remain future threats;

✅ “Ending the war” and “defeating Littlefinger” are long-term goals, not current achievements.

Key Appeals:

🔹 Subverts “omniscient穿越者” trope—knowledge ≠ control; the world fights back;

🔹 Expands lore responsibly—Seven Architects, prior travelers (“Sarah”), sentient narrative;

🔹 Faithful to source material—dragonglass, dragonbone, weirwood magic all canon-compliant;

🔹 Tense pacing—survival → mystery → political entry, no power fantasy;

🔹 Philosophical depth—what if characters resist their written fate?

“Don’t be a pawn, Qin Chang.”

When the direwolf on his book cover blinks,

he realizes—

even the author has lost control.

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