Support: Playing for Monsters

A cynical IT worker, Samson, is transmigrated to a fantasy LitRPG world. Expecting a classic hero's journey, an overpowered class, and an epic quest to defeat the Demon King, he instead gets reality-checked hard. He spawns as a Level 1 "Otherworldly Summoner" with terrible stats, zero money, and a body practically running on empty. His only saving grace? An SS-Rank unique skill called [Hand of Mercy], which boosts an ally's stats by a massive 300% for ten minutes. There’s just one problem: the System's definition of "ally" is deeply flawed. During his first deadly encounter, Samson accidentally targets a weak, trash-mob goblin with his overpowered buff instead of his elite party member. The result? The goblin violently slaughters his companion, levels up, and evolves into a towering Hobgoblin Boss. Earning the ironic System achievement "Creator of Monsters," Samson is forced to run for his life from his own creation. Now, armed with zero combat ability and a skill that turns weak creatures into apocalyptic threats, Samson must figure out how to survive in a brutal world. He was supposed to play for the heroes, but his powers only seem to work for the monsters. What to expect: * System Mechanics: Crunchy LitRPG elements, levels, and stat screens. * Dark Comedy: A cynical, modern protagonist reacting to a deeply flawed fantasy world. * Unconventional Class: A pure support build forced to survive by buffing enemies. * Monster Evolution: Weak creatures growing into massive threats.