This Lich Needs More Money

It can barely be considered a cool article, about the legendary Lich's start, the DND system, and the story of being influenced by one's own obsession and causing trouble throughout the continent.

Recommendation index: 82 Why read this book: The perspective at the beginning is very interesting. The author does not talk about how to be reborn as a lich, nor does he repeat the routine of upgrading and slapping his face. Instead, he naturally describes the daily life of a legendary lich, including research, farming, conflicts, and the main plot of the alchemy city and the addiction to elves. The connection of the overall story is very solid. At the same time, the characterization of the characters in this book is not obviously intellectually depressing. Interesting characters such as the Facial Paralysis Queen, the Assassin Bone Dragon, and the Son-in-law Knight all match the relaxed and happy atmosphere of the book. Why not watch: The setting of this book is not as rigorous as that of serious literature. The performance of many high-end combat characters is questionable, and some embarrassing aspects can easily destroy the immersion. Non-target readers such as those with logic problems and obsessive-compulsive disorder should be cautious. Recommended crowd: A light-hearted fantasy sketch with a daily plot but not a dull one. It is in line with the taste of readers in the current Internet era. Anyone who is interested in it is recommended to try it. Similar works: "Experimental Diary of the Crazy Lich", "Academic Gathering with Lich Colleagues" [TOPIC] [Image] [Image]

This book has points that I can't help but like: a relatively high starting point of combat power but no invincibility, and a protagonist who is really not human. Coupled with the plot arrangement in place, I can only say that if a poor ghost dies, lives, becomes an undead creature, or evolves into a lich, he is still a poor ghost. (?)

It's been a long time since I subscribed to a novel, and this novel really gave me a very happy reading experience. The story has elements of DND, Western Fantasy, Lich, and semi-business. Although it has been finished for a while, the reading experience will not be outdated. The protagonist of this novel traveled to the world of DND and was forced to reincarnate as a lich to extend his life because he had no money to buy a life-extending potion. Therefore, wealth became his biggest obsession. Around this obsession, Bo Anxiu caused waves in the whole world. Dwarves, Holy Light humans, elves, undead, druids, orcs, and various gods have all become the targets of transactions. The rhythm of the story is very well controlled. The plot advances smoothly and naturally every time, linking up the 600-chapter novel. The ups and downs are reasonable and well executed. A series of small events will accumulate into a big event that attracts the attention of the whole world. When the protagonist successfully solves the problem, the aftermath of the big event will trigger the aftermath of a series of small events. In this way, the story is very smooth and coherent, and the author's writing skills are really good. The Alchemy City, the Dwarves, the Secret of the Elves, the Society of the Undead, the Kingdom of the Tieflings and Old Friends, the Ocean, and Hell, are all very well connected. From a personal point of view, it is actually a bit like the story rhythm of the Gou Dao Master's novel (not referring to the subject matter and character design), and also a bit like the treatment of Greek mythology in the Western Fantasy subdivision, both of which are very mature and interesting. Personally, I like the author's grasp of the protagonist and main plot. The main plot of online novels is often simplified to upgrading and becoming stronger, and the protagonist's personality changes are often characterized as a tool person without any change from the beginning. But this novel does a good job of blending the promotion of the main plot with the protagonist's thinking and personality. Every intervention, transaction, and transaction of the protagonist is completely consistent with his character. If there really was such a person in the world and such a thing happened, I have no doubt that he would make a similar choice as in the novel. What's more valuable is that the characteristics of the protagonist are not static, but slowly change according to the main line and in turn promote the story. In the beginning, it was Lich's obsession, and making money was one of Bo Anxiu's principles of doing things in the beginning. But as the story progresses and Bo Anxiu's past experience is revealed, it seems that as a prophetic mage, the resistance and struggle against fate have become the protagonist's inner obsession. And this struggle also leads to the "death" and rebirth of the protagonist in the middle and later stages. At the end, the whole story ends with the understanding and relief of fate. It's really a complete creation, and the author put a lot of thought into it. The characters are also diverse, distinct and interesting. Arthur, Ryan is truly a noble and kind man. The Queen of Roses' character changes also make sense. The vampire historian, the pure love of the headless horseman and the bone dragon, the prophecy mage friend who can't get rid of the family's teachings, and all kinds of interesting gods. My favorite novel. Although the author seems to be a little rushed at the end due to physical reasons, it is still a good ending, a very complete story, and a group of interesting characters. Recommend!