Humans, beastfolk, dwarves, elves, monsters, dragons...
A race's strength is determined at birth.
Beastfolk are strong, dwarves are skilled smiths, elves are long-lived and arrogant, monsters ravage the continent, and dragons are born invincible!
And humans? Utterly ordinary...
They spend their days guarding against beastfolk invasions,
cherish dwarven weapons like priceless treasures,
and still regard elves as noble even when scorned and rejected by them.
They are tormented by monster and dragon attacks, forced to raise armies, negotiate peace, and migrate.
They may eventually win their wars, but every victory comes at a terrible cost.
So what if humans were the strongest race in the world?
“Hey, come on! Let's go snatch a princess from the elves!”
“They've already snatched all the princesses, bro. I'm planning to steal a queen instead!”
This is an uplifting story about [saving] and [being saved], more or less.
Brothers, leave a five-star review and earn electronic merit [note]!
The writing style of the book is very good, the future is connected with the present, and it is very interesting.
Hope it becomes popular
I have read all of the author's books except for the one with Honkai Impact in Genshin Impact (I personally don't like that genre). They are very good.
Not bad, but not many people like this genre of Tomato