Being a Supporting Mage Is Tough: Stranded in Another World, I Want to Go Home

There is a very difficult point to deal with at the beginning of time-travel novels, which is the relationship between the legacy of the predecessor and the time-traveler. In this book, the protagonist did not die unexpectedly, but left a lot of debt from his previous life. The consciousness of his predecessor disappeared, but he was already facing the fate of death. But the protagonist is different. Even if he is a bad person, he has no reason to suffer. When the author designed the story, the protagonist Guang suffered a lot when he was forced to travel through time. As a result, he passed through the body of a dying person (I don't think the previous character design could have allowed him to survive), and was forced to accept retribution that did not belong to him. If the protagonist dies and travels back in time, he will be forced to accept the debt in order to survive. This is reasonable in the universal concept, you are already dead. But luckily you survived through a miracle, and you have inherited the love from your predecessor, so it is reasonable for you to suffer the same pain your predecessor deserved. But the protagonist is not dead, he is also a victim. He has a corrupt modern life, even if it is rotten, he belongs to the protagonist. The protagonist comes to another world that has nothing to do with him and suffers because of external forces, which is unfair to him. Reality does not need to talk about retribution and fairness. But social needs, creative needs, and ethical needs.