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author, thank you very much for the writing so far, but I won't continue, I really liked Robert and how he was in general. But I can't discern how a person as intelligent as him would ask for something so ridiculous when he literally had the ability to decide almost anything. So he doesn't want immortality, It's a thing I understand he wants the growth potential and not achieving something immediately,too, he has people who are proud enough to do it. But limiting potential in a world you know nothing about is something only a complete idiot would do, something that goes completely against your own character description. I understand what you tried to do, you didn't want someone too strong so as not to harm your plot, but answer me honestly, would this desire be what someone who has the mind of your character would do without knowing what the world was? For this reason I prefer not to continue, because every time I read the way he proudly describes the choice he made, I will know that this character basically had a brain stroke when choosing worlds, after all in a world he practically had no knowledge of. nothing, and could have catastrophic threats, he chose a fatal outcome. After all, that's exactly what happened, because what does an ordinary human do against a dragon? Nothing, if Daenerys exists he will be threatened with a brutal death for the rest of his life, if he doesn't exist the Night King wins, the same for all magic that can be used against him, such as blood magic, this type of situation disappoints me into a character and I prefer not to continue.

author, thank you very much for the writing so far, but I won't continue, I really liked Robert and how he was in general. But I can't discern how a person as intelligent as him would ask for something so ridiculous when he literally had the ability to decide almost anything. So he doesn't want immortality, It's a thing I understand he wants the growth potential and not achieving something immediately,too, he has people who are proud enough to do it. But limiting potential in a world you know nothing about is something only a complete idiot would do, something that goes completely against your own character description. I understand what you tried to do, you didn't want someone too strong so as not to harm your plot, but answer me honestly, would this desire be what someone who has the mind of your character would do without knowing what the world was? For this reason I prefer not to continue, because every time I read the way he proudly describes the choice he made, I will know that this character basically had a brain stroke when choosing worlds, after all in a world he practically had no knowledge of. nothing, and could have catastrophic threats, he chose a fatal outcome. After all, that's exactly what happened, because what does an ordinary human do against a dragon? Nothing, if Daenerys exists he will be threatened with a brutal death for the rest of his life, if he doesn't exist the Night King wins, the same for all magic that can be used against him, such as blood magic, this type of situation disappoints me into a character and I prefer not to continue.

thank you man;

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