The Experimental Log of the Crazy Lich

In "The Experimental Log of the Crazy Lich" by Angry Squirrel, a lich with an internal game system faces a world-ending predicament. The lich navigates a series of daily quests, each presenting a difficult choice with significant consequences. For instance, one quest offers a substantial reward of 10,000 evil points for destroying a town of 30,000 or more people, while an alternative task involves stealing lollipops from three children for a mere 1 evil point. Failure to complete either quest results in a penalty of 2 points. The lich, weary of its notorious reputation, questions the system's logic, realizing that completing the destructive quest would invite powerful holy knights, jeopardizing its very existence. Instead, the lich opts for the less destructive path, choosing to become a "kindly lollipop bandit." The narrative follows the lich's resolve to defy the system and strive for goodness, aiming to become an upright and dignified individual despite its undead nature and the challenges posed by its internal game.