No System + Alternate Setting + Epic Racial War + Dual Plotlines + Family Bonds and Romance + The Survival of the Races Above All
(Alongside the protagonist's story is a separate storyline about the world's heroes. The author firmly believes that everyone is born a protagonist, not someone meant to play a bit part in somebody else's story. This book doesn't start at a breakneck pace, but it isn't too slow either, and the author refuses to write a brainless power fantasy!)
Everything in the world suddenly comes to a standstill. Humanity is raised like livestock, invaded, and slaughtered.
Was it all just a performance?
When the savior is born, when the savior is “made” to be born, he will discover that this, too, is just a conspiracy.
“This was supposed to be a power-fantasy script,” the girl explained coldly. “You could effortlessly win over all sorts of beautiful women: demons, goddesses, female generals, empresses, and commanders from other races. Then you'd happily and easily save the world and reach the peak of life.”
But some protagonists are protagonists because the whole world revolves around them.
Others are protagonists simply because they've been placed at the center of the frame.
Let's see what this ordinary man, Zhong Hante, chooses to do after he's selected as the protagonist!
(Reader advisory: Every character in this book, not just the main cast, is decisive and complex, with human flaws that feel real. In this setting, the war has already raged for fifteen hundred years, grinding everyone to the limit. There is kindness, but no saintly self-sacrifice. Some will give their lives for the greater good of their people, while others are intensely dark. If you can't stomach realistic characters, please go easy on the author.)
