The Experimental Log of the Crazy Lich Novel

In "The Experimental Log of the Crazy Lich" by Angry Squirrel, a powerful lich navigates a world afflicted by his own existence, driven by an internal game system. He faces daily choices presented by this system, such as the extreme option of destroying a town of 30,000 or the seemingly trivial act of stealing lollipops from children. Both options come with rewards of "evil points," while failure to complete a quest results in a deduction. The lich, weary of his notoriety and questioning the morality of his existence, rejects the path of mass destruction. He recognizes the dire consequences, like attracting Epic-ranked Holy Knights, that would follow such actions, deeming the risk too high for any reward. Instead, he opts for a less destructive, albeit still criminal, approach, choosing to become a "kindly lollipop bandit." His ultimate goal is to defy the system and achieve the status of an "upright and dignified good man."