You Say You Are a Lord, but Where Are Your Soldiers?

The male protagonist is not like a lord, but more like a fat man's hero. Author, you have gone too far in writing the supporting role. He is even more talented than the protagonist. The fat man knows the skills at a glance. The author binds the protagonist to Fatty. The protagonist's summoning altar is a one-time use. The key is that there is still a 30-day cooldown. If there is a cooldown, it is a one-time use. Even if it is summoned, it cannot be used [laughing]. This is obviously not allowed for the protagonist. He can only mess with Fatty. But Fatty just lay down and won. He picked up a super strong thug for no reason. The protagonist is more like a hero. I would like to ask the author, is Fatty really not your holster? Why is he more like the protagonist than the protagonist?