Narnia, definitely, and I'll tell you why.
3) In Middle Earth, your life was only really interesting if you were obscenely wealthy, powerful, or unlucky. The peasants working out in the field to coax corn and peas out of the soil had precisely the same sort of interesting life that the ones in 15th century Flanders and Bavaria had. And they probably lived just as long. Which wasn't very. And if you were obscenely wealthy, powerful or unlucky, someone was shooting at you.
You have to get out of the beautiful princess mindset. You have the chances of the New York Lottery of being Lashima of the Lovely Locks with men fighting and dying for the right to call you "Sweet Baboo". You have to forget being the Mighty Man of Valour whose blade stops at nought but mercy to the repentent foe. You have a better shot at being a star quarterback for the Los Angeles Rams than being the greatest warrior of them all. You are a fish monger. You are a dish washer. You are a floor sweeper. And that's if you're lucky enough not to be the assistant grave digger.