Imagine a world teetering on the brink, not from a looming darkness, but from the whims of one very conflicted lich. In Angry Squirrel's *Experimental Log of the Crazy Lich*, we meet a powerful undead sorcerer saddled with a bizarre internal game system, one that seems determined to push him down a path of utter destruction. Each day brings a new, absurd choice: commit an act of unspeakable evil for a massive reward, or perform a trivial, almost comical misdeed for next to nothing. Our lich, weary of the "evil overlord" trope and surprisingly averse to attracting the attention of heavily armed paladins, often finds himself choosing the lesser of two evils, much to the system's chagrin. But can a lich truly be good? That's the central question driving this darkly humorous tale. He dreams of defying his inherent nature, of proving that even an undead being can be upright and dignified. The system, however, has other plans, presenting him with increasingly difficult moral quandaries. Prepare for a wild ride filled with witty banter, outlandish scenarios, and a protagonist you'll simultaneously root for and question. *Experimental Log of the Crazy Lich* offers a refreshing twist on the fantasy genre, exploring themes of free will, redemption, and the absurdities of morality when faced with a truly chaotic game. Will he manage to outsmart the system and forge his own path? Or will the lure of easy evil points prove too tempting? Dive in and find out.