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This is pure psychosis; elves are a non-existent part of fantasy, and if they are portrayed in one book, it doesn't mean they are like that in all books. To be honest, I'm writing my own book, and believe me, I'm not trying to portray them in a positive light: constantly dirty, sweaty, and reeking from battles with the Water Lords and dragons. Deceitful, treacherous, the ones who spawned the undead! And at the same time, they were the first to respond to the human plea for help, the only people, not a single being, from whom no one fled. The cowardly dwarves retreated to the mountains, the magic lords and fusion soldiers evacuated in droves, and only the elves and humans stayed until the end. If you hate them so much, okay, you can accept it, but at least don't attribute an ideal to them, because it was the high elves who exterminated millions of their brethren to prove that they were the most powerful! (I can briefly provide a part of the history of the elven people from my book, which will show that they are villains and traitors, but at the same time, it will tell that there were also noble ones among them!)
I would really like to read at least an excerpt from this brilliant, dare I say, literary work! I sincerely hope that it will please the eye, mind, and imagination of the reader as much as the quoted post.