Not to rain on anyone's parade, but one person's positive result is not conclusive. You may just be one of the lucky SOB's with high levels of Test to begin with (wish i was like that). I'm aware of your bad experience with steroids and that would have caused your T levels to drop temporarily, and you could have simply recovered (maybe with the ROP's help) from that bad cycle.
Your current T-levels is pretty much on the upper edge of the normal scale or even a little over (which is awesome), but did you ever get your T-levels tested before you got on your steroids cycle?? The reason i ask is that if your T-levels were artificially raised by the ROP, then if you stop using it then your T-levels should go back down to its normal range (per the feedback mechanism described by Fallen_one23). This is true no matter how the T-levels were raised as you body will always try to get back to its level of homeostasis, which is different for everyone. If one could permanently increase one's T-levels, then most if not all bodybuilders in the world would be doing that instead of steroids.
This is just my 2 cents and by no means trying to discredit Supra's results as i'm honestly happy that he has overcome his problems with low T-levels. But from a scientific standpoint, one success is not conclusive. That said, if we can get more people to get their T-levels tested before, during, and after using the ROP, i'd be glad to run some statistical analysis on the data to prove the ROP's effectiveness.