A qualified king should restrain his emotions and not act on his own whims.

This was both for the proper functioning of the state and for the preservation of the prestige of the king himself.

Although Robert Baratheon was arrogant and lascivious, in front of his subordinates, he knew that respecting them and taking advantage of the strengths of his subordinates was the fundamental reason for the stability of the Lu Dynasty in the fifteenth year since its founding.

Joffrey, on the other hand, inherited Robert's mediocrity, but his personality was like the one that had been overthrown by Robert before

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