A Clan for All: Starting by Investing in Protagonists Across the Worlds

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Wow, a new setting has been thrown out. So the protagonist of over 300,000 words is still a lowly loser.

Every time, the younger ones are beaten, the older ones come; after beating the older ones, the patriarch comes. How many times has this been done? The entire family only has the male lead to rely on. Every time a disciple is in trouble, the family head has to personally intervene. What a waste of such a powerful ability! The few protectors who come out are nowhere to be found.

The protagonist is basically like a nanny, taking care of him throughout, protecting his people, and protecting unwanted NPCs. What do NPCs have to do with a transmigrator like you?

Modern novels often feature overpowered protagonists with terrible abilities, while the supporting characters are weak and incompetent. The only redeeming quality is that the authors manage to entice readers away in the first few chapters, which is commendable as it at least prevents readers from wasting their money.

Damn it, that Yuanfeng Ancestor is too damn ***, he made me so angry.

Your prowess is bestowed upon the clan's pride, and your women are made to seduce the clan's elite—your tastes are truly peculiar! You described it so alluringly, yet you gave it away—amazing!

I think it's fine for these kinds of wish-fulfillment stories to make characters seem less intelligent, but this is ridiculously over the top. The background characters and villains all act like idiots, and it's not enjoyable to watch at all.