Survival of the Myriad Races: I Can Plunder Talents and Multiply Their Power a Hundredfold

In this kind of novel, a protagonist with normal intelligence only needs a few chapters to reach the finale.

Humans are no longer worth playing. No matter how talented you are, you'll never catch up with other races. They kill more monsters than you kill nine. In the late game, the experience difference for the same monster is enormous. You might even kill more than ten monsters to equal the experience of someone else killing just one. You'll always be lagging behind. You might as well just surrender.

I just want to say that if even the protagonist with unlimited amplification has such a hard time, then ordinary humans would all die.

Not only can non-archers not make their own bows and arrows, but they can't even buy them? Is this how it works?

The protagonist possessed many powerful skills in the early stages, but these all disappeared after the fusion.

An archer's skill is limited by the bow; it's not that greater strength equals greater power.

If you had written a quiver that automatically generates arrows, the protagonist wouldn't be so disheveled, scrambling to pick up arrows all over the ground.

Regardless of internal strife, I'd definitely target those A-rank individuals first, unleashing a wave of SS-rank skills before harassing those above S-rank. After all, these mid-level members have virtually no chance of influencing the final outcome, so they might as well contribute their strength. This writing style will certainly be fast-paced, but it'll definitely be very enjoyable to read.

No percentage-based damage, no invulnerability, no true damage, and... The talents the author wrote are awesome!

So many rabbits, wolves, and wild boars. What, can't you plunder them?