Transmigrate to The Return of the Condor Heroes as a Supporting Character

A few words before we begin: Dear readers, I'm glad you came to read my story. Writing should be fun for both the writer and the reader, right? I hadn't thought this was necessary, but now I have to say it up front: This story is fairly realistic. If that's not your thing, please close the page. The protagonist is not a child prodigy, a genius, or a great hero. If that's not your thing, please close the page. The protagonist is rather slow on the uptake and talks a lot. If that's not your thing, please close the page. Not everyone gets to achieve great things and make a name for themselves in life. You may work hard your whole life and still end up an ordinary person. My intention in writing this story is to show that even a supporting character can live life in their own way. Though the protagonist is the protagonist, they may be only someone who briefly passes through your life. You may admire those dazzling figures, and even have the chance to get very close to them, without ever becoming one of them. In the original Condor Heroes story, Wu Xiuwen gets no more than two percent of the attention. He's a thoroughly minor supporting character, so if that's not your thing, please close the page. I welcome discussions about the plot and readers working together to spot and puzzle over plot holes. But I'm not very thick-skinned, so please try not to throw bricks at me. I'll write with care. I explain my basic approach to the story in the author's note in Chapter 24. Please read that before deciding whether to continue. The protagonist is a male who transmigrates. This is not a gender-swap story, BL, or a harem. If you dislike that, please don't read. I'm no good at writing blurbs, so I'll stop here. Read on... er, proceed with caution. Theme: