Reborn as Jon Snow with God System

The year was 291 AC, and Jon Snow, , he had established Winter's Haven, a city built on the principles of hope, progress, and unity. What was once an unforgiving wasteland of ice and snow was now a thriving community, thanks to Jon's relentless determination and the knowledge he had gained.

A Kingdom of Science and Magic

Five months earlier, Jon had got the "template of Ishigami Senku," a repository of knowledge from another world. This gift became the cornerstone of his vision—a city that would rise above the primitive ways of Westeros and embrace the power of science.

The first major breakthrough was the invention of electric light. For the first time in the known world, night was no longer a time of darkness and fear. Though the electricity was not yet sufficient to light all corners of Winter's Haven, significant parts of the city now shone brightly under the glow of light bulbs. This was more than a technological marvel—it was a symbol of a brighter future.

Teaching the Wildlings

Jon had not embarked on this journey alone. The wildlings, once considered savage and unorganized, had proven to be resilient and resourceful. With the help of his newfound shadow clones—an ability Jon had gained along with his growing powers—he taught the most intelligent among them the principles of science and engineering.

To his surprise, many wildlings showed an innate brilliance, their creativity unhindered by the rigid traditions of the southern kingdoms. They quickly grasped concepts that were alien to them, and together, they began to lay the foundation for a city unlike any other.

A Foundation of Health

Jon's first priority for Winter's Haven wasn't grand palaces or imposing fortifications—it was hygiene. In a world where disease and filth were rampant, Jon understood the importance of a proper drainage system. He spent weeks drafting blueprints for a network that would safely manage human waste and ensure the health of his people.

The work was tedious, but Jon's clones and the wildlings labored tirelessly to bring the design to life. Trenches were dug, pipes were laid, and soon the first sections of the system began to function. Jon knew that this was only the beginning, but he was proud of what they had accomplished.

The Weirwood Beacon

At the heart of Winter's Haven stood a giant weirwood tree, a testament to both Jon's heritage and his newfound powers. The tree had begun as a small branch taken from Winterfell, which Jon planted in the exact center of his city. Using the wood-style abilities he had inherited, Jon channeled his chakra to grow the tree into a towering monument—500 meters tall, with branches that stretched 800 meters wide.

The effort drained him completely, leaving him utterly exhausted. Jon suspected that the tree's connection to the Old Gods made it more than a mere plant. Its magical essence resonated with the land and the people, becoming a spiritual and cultural centerpiece for Winter's Haven.

Jon adorned the tree with countless light bulbs, powered by the hydroelectric plants he had built along the rivers. At night, the tree glowed like a beacon, visible from miles away. For the people of Winter's Haven, it was more than just a source of light—it was a symbol of unity, progress, and the unyielding will of their leader.

A City in Progress

Winter's Haven was home to over 100,000 people, most of whom lived in simple wooden houses or huts. The houses Jon built using his wood-style powers were strong and durable, capable of withstanding the harsh northern climate. But Jon's vision went far beyond these temporary structures.

"I won't let my people live in hovels or drafty castles," Jon resolved. "They deserve homes—true homes—where they can live happily and comfortably."

Jon had already begun training the wildlings in construction techniques, preparing them to build modern apartments and buildings. He knew it would take time, but he was confident that his people would rise to the challenge.

Harnessing Nature's Power

To power his growing kingdom, Jon constructed 10 hydroelectric plants along the rivers that flowed through the land. These plants generated enough electricity to light key areas of the city and power essential systems. Jon also built large batteries to store the energy, though he knew he would need to improve them as Winter's Haven grew.

For now, the system was sufficient. But Jon was already planning for the future, envisioning more efficient generators and advanced technologies that would make his kingdom self-sufficient.

Training the Defenders

While Jon focused on building the city, he hadn't forgotten the importance of defense. The wildlings, though fierce warriors, lacked discipline. Jon planned to personally train a new generation of soldiers, teaching them strategy and unity.

"My people will not only be builders and thinkers," Jon thought. "They will be protectors—strong enough to defend this city against any threat."

A New Way of Life

Winter's Haven was more than a city; it was a new way of life. Jon introduced education for all, teaching both children and adults the basics of reading, writing, and science. The wildlings, once scorned as uncivilized, began to see themselves as equals to the southerners who had long looked down on them.

The city's culture blended the old traditions of the North with the innovative spirit of science. The Weirwood Beacon became a sacred site, embodying both their past and their future.

The Road Ahead

As Jon stood beneath the glowing weirwood tree, he gazed out at the bustling city below. Workers toiled on the drainage system, children learned in makeshift schools, and families gathered in the light of their new homes.

Jon's heart swelled with pride, but he knew there was still much to do. Winter's Haven was a work in progress, and its success depended on the continued efforts of its people.

"I've brought light to this land, both literally and figuratively," Jon thought. "But this is only the beginning."

He turned back to his plans, drafting blueprints for the next phase of Winter's Haven. The path to progress was long and fraught with challenges, but Jon Snow. Now, he would lead his people into a new age—an age of science, unity, and hope.

And as the lights of Winter's Haven shone across the northern wilderness, Jon knew that he had found his true purpose.