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Aerys Targaryen, a year younger than his brother Aemond, is not like the other princes of his line. Unlike the rest of his family, Aerys carries the memories of another life—a life from a world where dragons, dynasties, and doom were merely stories on a screen. When he awakens in his new existence, reborn in the blood and fire of House Targaryen, he is furious. Aerys despises the petty squabbles of the Greens and the Blacks. He sees the futility and tragedy of the impending Dance of the Dragons long before it begins. But he is no hero, and he does not seek to save the world or change the course of history. Instead, Aerys resolves to carve his own path in this world, a path drenched in blood and vengeance, for he has no desire to play by the rules of either faction. As he grows older, Aerys becomes a force of chaos within the Red Keep, driven by his resentment and anger at being trapped in this world. He cares little for the politics of the court, and even less for the family feuds that threaten to tear the realm apart. His only loyalty is to himself, and to his dragon, Urrax. In a world where the Targaryen family is being torn asunder, Aerys aligns with neither Green nor Black. He will be known as the Red Prince, a rogue dragonrider with no allegiance but his own. Aerys’ unpredictable nature and violent outbursts soon draw attention and fear, and his presence In a world of dragons, Aerys is a storm, a crimson fury who defies destiny, eager to tear down the legacy of fire and blood, or die trying.

This should have been the end for him; another unfortunate death inflicted upon House Targaeryen and the end of Prince Daemon, second son to Baelon. Yet in his place has awoken a new man armed with the knowledge of the Seven Kingdom's history, determined to navigate Westerosi politics and the coming storms with one goal in mind.

Jaehaerys Son of Aegon II SI This story mostly based on book but I added some stuff from season 1 HotD

The Seven Kingdoms are in complete chaos, and King Aerys Targaryen’s reign is turning into the world’s most dramatic soap opera. With Rhaegar tragically turned into dragon chow, and Robert Baratheon on a warpath like a bull on a rampage, things couldn’t get more exciting. Or could they? Because something has really flipped in the Red Keep. Aerys, also known as “Mr. Light It All On Fire,” has developed a new flavor of madness, a vintage 283 AC blend that has him cooking up plans more bizarre than wildfire stew. Forget about just torching everything; he’s now all about taking the kingdom’s fate for a rollercoaster ride. As the Lannisters do their slow clap at the gates of King's Landing, Aerys unveils his pièce de résistance—something so zany, the fate of the Seven Kingdoms will hang in the balance like a cat on a clothesline. So strap in, because in the anything can happen. Will Aerys light the way to glory, or is he just about to add a new chapter to “How to Ruin a Kingdom for Dummies”? Stay tuned!

Title: "The Dragon’s New CEO" After the Great Council of 101 AC, Westeros gets a shock when a modern-day, psychopathic genius CEO replaces the traditional leader of House Velaryon. This CEO isn’t your typical ruthless tycoon—he’s a master of manipulation who understands that winning hearts is far more effective than instilling fear. With a sleek, contemporary edge, the new leader brings a fresh style to the ancient politics of the realm. Gone are the days of brutal violence and medieval cruelty. Instead, the new head of House Velaryon knows how to play the game with charm, charisma, and cutting-edge strategies. He hosts lavish events and makes grand gestures to win over allies, all while skillfully maneuvering to secure his power.

an SI is inserted as an additional son of Alicent Hightower and King Viserys, named Aenar Targaryen

In "House of the Dragon," Aemond Targaryen, once a notorious mafia lord, finds himself reborn in the tumultuous world of Westeros. As Aemond Taargaayrean, he navigates the intricate power dynamics of House Targaryen, determined to reclaim his lost influence and establish himself as a force to be reckoned with. Drawing on his past experiences as a ruthless leader in the criminal underworld, Aemond employs cunning and strategic thinking to manipulate those around him. However, he must tread carefully, for the world of Westeros is fraught with danger and betrayal at every turn. Aemond's thirst for power and desire for vengeance drive him to form unlikely alliances and make daring moves in the deadly game of thrones. As he rises through the ranks of House Targaryen, he faces fierce opposition from rivals within the family and external threats from rival houses vying for control of the Seven Kingdoms.

In a crossover between corporate intrigue and medieval power struggles, "The Crown and the Corporation" weaves a tale of reincarnation and ambition as a modern CEO finds himself reborn as Joffrey Baratheon in the world of Game of Thrones. Michael Andrews, a brilliant and ruthless CEO of a multinational corporation, meets an unexpected end in a tragic accident. However, his story doesn't end there. Reincarnated into the body of Joffrey Baratheon, the young and impetuous king of the Seven Kingdoms, Michael must navigate the treacherous political landscape of Westeros with his newfound knowledge and skills. As Michael adapts to his new identity as Joffrey, he brings a modern mindset and strategic acumen to the game of thrones. Using his business expertise, he seeks to transform the kingdom's economy, modernize its infrastructure, and consolidate power in innovative ways. However, his ambitions are met with resistance from entrenched noble houses and adversaries within the court. Caught between the cutthroat world of business and the deadly intrigues of the Iron Throne, Michael-as-Joffrey faces moral dilemmas, challenges of leadership, and the temptations of absolute power. As he struggles to balance his past life's lessons with the ruthless politics of Westeros, Michael must decide whether to use his reincarnation for personal gain or for the betterment of the realm. "The Crown and the Corporation" is a gripping tale of ambition, redemption, and the clash of modern ideals with ancient traditions. It delves into themes of power, morality, and the consequences of wielding authority in a world where alliances shift like the tides and loyalty is a rare commodity.