Game of Thrones: King of Harrenhal, starting with a blue hand stat panel

In the summer of January, in the year 286 of the Conquest Calendar.

Harrenhal, Greenhand Manor.

The only major event in 285 was Renly's investiture as Duke of Storm's End in July; everything else was minor, and the previous year had been uneventful.

The manor is lush and verdant, with abundant vegetation.

The world of ice and fire is a typical chaotic era, where a single climate season can last for a very long time.

Months and years can represent changes in time, but they cannot be linked to the normal four seasons of climate change.

Looking down at "Blue Hand Manor" from the sky, the manor has expanded again, surrounded by gray stone walls, watchtowers, and arrow slits.

A flag with a gold background and black bats flutters on the stone wall of the manor, signifying that this is a manor directly owned by the He'an family.

Such manors are quite common; for example, at the beginning of the original story, Eddard killed the defector Night's Watchman in a manor.

In addition to the previous staple crop, sweet corn, many plots on the farm are now being planted with carrots.

In "Green Hand Manor," Arthur possesses a grand ambition to shape everything.

The central point is the "Carefree Hut" built on the hill, followed by the warehouse that was repaired from the beginning, the stable, the water channel, and four small lakes.

Arthur also added a kitchen, a small stone quarry, and a small lumber mill to the estate.

In addition, there was a stone mill and a water mill, and a row of small huts on the outside of the estate for farmers or soldiers to rest in.

The stables have also been expanded, with the addition of kennels and eagle houses.

"Long live Master Arthur!"

"Long live Master Arthur!"

The vassal farmers on the outskirts of the manor were filled with the joy of a bountiful harvest as they worked in the Green Hand Manor.

The Qing Shou Manor is thriving, thanks to its fertile soil and abundant water resources.

It also lies in the magical power of Arthur's "Blue Hand".

Most "extraordinary professionals" are like this, each with their own area of ​​expertise.

Some focus on the spiritual, the dream, and the prophecy.

For example, the Green Prophet, the Dragon Dreamer, the Shapeshifter, and the Great Wizard Immortal.

Some focus on elements.

Valyrian fire sorcerers, Rhoyna water sorcerers, and the White Walkers and the Night King can also be considered a type of ice sorcerer.

Arthur speculated that the "Faceless Ones" were probably also related to the power of ice magic.

After all, the House of Black and White has a huge vault for corpses and a warehouse for human faces, and Braavos is practically the northernmost free trade city-state.

Some warlocks also focus on necromancy and charm.

In terms of comfort and defense, Qing Shou Manor is impeccable.

Arthur's only concern was the potential magical power, especially that of the Old Gods.

The worship of the Old Gods is now mostly confined to the Blackwood family in the North, the Vale, and the Riverlands.

Previously, the power of the Old Gods had spread throughout the Seven Kingdoms.

The Storm King, the River Reach King, and the River King all have a history of recruiting the Green Prophet, the Children of the Forest, and the Witch to fight against the Andals.

But the Andal tide eventually swept through most of Westeros. The Andal knights and monks had the seven-pointed star of the Church painted on their faces and shields, and were unafraid of death in their religious fanaticism.

According to Arthur's research, the "Remnants of the Old Gods" in the Riverlands are mainly located in three places: Raventree City, the Ghost of the Noble Heart, and the Thousand-Faced Isle of the Eye of God.

In the near future, he may also encounter followers of the Old Gods.

The stones in Greenhand Manor are different from those in Storm's End. The stones in Storm's End and the Wall have magical arrays.

Arthur possesses the abilities of the "Blue Hand," but others do not.

In addition to recruiting those brave warriors, he also needs a dedicated team to defend against dark magic.

Compared to the bustling outer area of ​​Qing Shou Manor, the hill where the Worry-Free Hut is located in the inner circle is a very secluded and quiet place.

Arthur's "experimental field" was mainly located here.

Arthur and Sir Lucas Dayne sat at the long table, while Root and Ward fought outside.

On the desk in the Carefree Hut, there are two plates of enhanced crops.

The first plate was delicious sweet corn, and the second plate was beautiful carrots.

The two plates of crops were placed there, so simple, yet so heavy.

This high-quality crop is like a cash cow, generating a continuous stream of golden dragons.

Sweet corn, carrots, and the Whitewall City dairy and wine industries, which are expected to revive.

The economic potential of the Shenyan Lake area will be fully explored.

The only drawback is that it lacks access to the sea, which is a flaw.

"These cash crops are more profitable than grains. The most successful family in simply growing grains is the Rowan family, but they've already reached their peak," Sir Lucas said, looking at the table.

Westeros has no shortage of large-scale grain growers.

River bends and river valleys are particularly famous.

The Luo family of the River Bend is the most famous large-scale farmer in the Seven Kingdoms.

They held the status of one of the four great lords of the Reach, due to their proximity to the vast grain-producing areas in the northern part of the Reach.

Arthur was modeled after the Rowan family.

Another one is Valantis in Essos. Valantis also has fertile land, and one of its pillar industries is sugar beets.

The fiefdom of Harrenhal is fertile, and the cash crops produced by Arthur will fetch higher prices.

Carrots are very popular among Westeros and are occasionally used as food for horses.

A prime example is Jon Arryn. Despite his age, he was a legendary knight of the Rift in his youth.

Old Erin knew the horses well and didn't let them overwork.

He would also bring apples and carrots for the horses to eat, and the horses loved him.

"Let me taste it again." Sir Lucas took a carrot, chewed it, and found the taste to be excellent.

These carrots surpass ordinary carrots in size, juiciness, and sweetness.

"With this quality, there's no problem with it selling like hotcakes. It might even surpass the canyon fruits of Highgarden Rose Plains and the Valley of the Valleys," Sir Lucas said earnestly.

Arthur nodded. "Our biggest market right now is still King's Landing; sales from those scattered ports and castles are too low."

Besides those sold to the public, some were used entirely for building relationships.

If corn and radishes weren't so far away and difficult to preserve, Arthur could have sent some ready-made ones to Starfall City.

Sir Lucas nodded slightly, looking at the Westeros map tapestry on the stone wall.

The river region boasts numerous prosperous towns and small ports.

Earl Harlow's Town, Beauty Market, Herren Town, Divine Eye Town, Salt Field Town, Seafront City, Nuquan City.

But none of these places are truly high-class, let alone becoming cities.

"If both production and sales increase, then all the ports along the Trident River estuary on the Crab Claw Peninsula can be used." Arthur looked at the winding coastline resembling a bull's horn carved out of the Crab Claw Peninsula and the valley.

Springstown, Saltworks, the town of Lord Harlowe, is a port town, though not as good as King's Landing, it is safer.

Becoming rich overnight is very difficult for ordinary lords, but Arthur's power is gradually increasing, and he will have more resources.

Arthur looked at his blue hand panel, a semi-transparent metal panel that was only visible to him.

He is now considered a beginner.

Name: Arthur River

[Class: Blue Hand, Lord, Warrior]

[Title: Heir to Harrenhal and Earl of the Whitewalls]

[Bloodline: Andals, Ancestral People (weak), Dragon Blood (weak).]

[Collection: None]

【Skill】

Green Hands Type: [Flourishing Growth: Beginner, Unlocked Range: 3m x 3m.]

Youthful Vitality: Beginner, Unlock Age: 11 years old. (Vitality is the fire of life, enhancing the strength, speed, stamina, perception, and recovery of a Youthful Vitality user.)

Green Hands Category: [Seed Bank: Beginner, Unlocked Seeds: Sweet Corn, Carrot.]

Lord-level: [Way of the Lord: Beginner, Language, Etiquette, Mathematics, History, Music unlocked.]

Warrior Class: [Weapon Master: Intermediate, Swordsmanship, Spearmanship, Hammer and Axe, Archery unlocked.]

Lifestyle: [Animal Companions: Beginner, Horse Riding, Hunting Dogs, and Falcons unlocked.]

As long as Arthur continues to unlock seeds and enhance his power, his cash flow and combat strength will be limitless.

In particular, "vitality" perfectly enhances physical fitness.

Previously, the most famous prodigy among the Seven Kingdoms was "Brutal Mago," Damon Blackfire, and "Ban the Bloodthirsty."

They all achieved fame at a young age.

And now, Arthur also has the bearing of a warrior.