Les Miserables but Goblins

Rise of race | Hardcore survival | Farming infrastructure | Systemless time travel | High magic world | Knowledge crushing | Anti-hero protagonist When twenty-one blood-stained spears were inserted into the scorched earth, announcing the completion of a race's "purification" - he ignited the first spark of civilization in the silent cave. Link, a goblin with a soul from another world, fell into hell the moment he opened his eyes. Dragons, humans, elves, orcs, dwarves, trolls. And Goblins? They are just insects at the bottom of purgatory, the "tragedy" itself waiting to be crushed. There is no systematic gift, no divine mercy. Only the fragmented knowledge of his previous life - the wisdom of the collective - is his only weapon. "Use knowledge to tear apart the rules, and use unity to forge dignity. Live! Build a fortress! Let the 'Spark' burn into a prairie fire that they cannot extinguish!" This is an epic revenge launched by the humblest race against fate. It is the path of salvation for souls from another world practicing "knowledge is power" in blood and fire. It was the Goblins—a group of existences that the world pronounced "tragic"—that ignited the first glimmer of civilization in the abyss of despair.