Yang Wangchen, a young man from his home world who has transmigrated, steps into this land of strife.
[System notice: Death Soldier System successfully activated]
[Ding! Newbie gift pack: 100 ordinary death soldiers and a sum of money]
With his death soldiers, Yang Wangchen builds a family in the world of Notes on Cultural Relic Protection, becoming embroiled in the feuds and tangled relationships of the Nine Great Families.
Fourth Master’s adoptive father
Second Master’s eldest maid
A benefactor shared by Buddha Master and Third Master
Sixth Master’s friend
The object of Huo Qiniang’s affection
An elder who once held Fifth Master’s dog
Ninth Master Xie’s strictest father
The man admired by Eighth Master Qi
He dominates tomb raiding through sheer force of will. The carefree protagonist does as he pleases, living life on his own terms while embodying patriotism.
The man standing before you is the Zhang family’s icebreaker, the world’s richest man, an industrial powerhouse, a living king of hell, the Nine Great Families’ shared moonlight, and the tomb-raiding world’s legal pioneer…
Chen family: Sir, there’s not enough room for all these people.
Hong family: Sir, you can stand wherever you like.
Qi family: Boss, please help us out!
Zhang family: He saved my life, but he doesn’t seem to like me very much.
Sixth Master: My friend is quite the big shot. If there’s no room, I’ll go cut some people down.
Li family: Mr. Yang is as fond of making a grand entrance as ever…
Huo family: I like him! If there’s no room for you to stand, sir, you can sit in my lap.
Wu family: I just hope he doesn’t let that strange dog chase me.
Xie family: I can’t make head or tail of the Yang family’s game of chess.
Novel tags: Fast-paced plot | Playing the tropes | Wild fan theories | Decisive action | A fun-loving protagonist
I think it would be even better if it could cover modern times.