The Experimental Log of the Crazy Lich

In hopes of improvement I pursued it further alas it was not for me. . . A prominent thing you will find is the first half or even 3/4th of every chapter you read being filled with world building or explanations to stuff a lot of stuff and then finally proceeding to the story, this will happen a lot and I guess will also be the reason for many to drop it off among other reasons. I dropped it mainly cause I just couldn't handle more of the plot becoming weirder and "comedic" with MC just being the butt of the joke, getting punched in the face, chased by people, or even the love interests. . . As I have already decided to drop it, I chose to read some main highlights of the future chapters and well the harem is there but not there(it only exists in some forced meaning and copium of those girls), only one of them ends up as his wife and honestly it was the better of the rest option imo personality wise, cause yeah I regret even trying to be invested in hopes of romance in this and expecting those girls to become atleast acceptable. And the ending is well, what can I say? As crazy, nonsensical, "comedic", crazy mess. It has lots and lots of morally questionable things happening and being passed of as "hahaha lets forget that ever happened and move on" only to be repeated again sometime later. The only reason I gave it 3 stars and not lower is cause I like world building and lots of details and effort that was put in along with a lot of references to series. . . I wouldn't really recommend it, but you can try reading it as far as it takes you and drop it like me if it doesn't work out.

(Tip for new readers: ? = a character in a different language) It's an adjustment getting used to long chapters with lots of description. Figuring out who's talking, what someone's talking about, or who is the current POV is a little rough but you get used to it. Saying all that, I'm starting to fall in love with the storytelling, the overly descriptive scenes of dialog, the slow pacing that still moves forward. I feel this is what I've wanted for so long, a story to be a STORY, telling everything about everything. I just couldn't recognize it at first because of all the pumped out, repetitive, click-baity MC badassery I've been reading looking for something like this. It's not perfect, nothing is, but it's good. It's really, really good.

This is one of the best fantasy novel and it is a crime how underrated this novel in here. This novel has a good and unique MC with likeable personality, good comedy and have an interesting concept and story. But, the strong part in my opinion is the comedy part, it always give me a good laugh.

this novel is a great read, not because of the plot but because I find the mc quite funny, though the world building and power system are chaotic once you get the general idea the main plot becomes quite interesting ( I mean the serious part) one thing I really like is that by the end of the novel almost every plot point has been explored though there may be some who find this stretching, anyway it is really enjoyable 4/5

It is soo entertaining I really 🤣 really like it Don't miss juge me ok I am still reading, I am thinking if it have any mature scenes I should skip them. Usually I don't read this kind of novels but even if it have mature scenes, I would read it while skipping the R scenes. Till now it is good and entertaining wish will stay the same. Luv u<3

The novel boasts an intense plot with twists that kept me engaged. However, to truly appreciate the author's great mind and the vast world of Eich, it required time and patience to read. The author, is a perfectionist who planned ahead meticulously. Early on, seemingly random details were mentioned but later on, they were proven to be critical to the story-line. The author's ability to turn small, seemingly unnecessary details into huge plot pieces in the next several hundred chapters amazed me. Nonetheless, the novel was under-appreciated due to the author's obsession with jokes. The first 50-75 chapters were filled with lame jokes, which delayed the establishment of the novel's plot. Initially, I stopped reading after 35 chapters due to the overuse of terrible jokes. However, a friend recommended me to be patient and read through the 50 chapters, which led me to love the novel.

Honestly, it is a really great read but I will readily admit that most people probably won't be interested in going through the whole thing. 800+ chapters is a LOT to get through and unless you like the core concepts as much as I did you probably won't finish. That being said, most people could probably make it through the first major arc (200-300 chapters?) and still have a fairly enjoyable read. A general overview of the story (no major spoilers) is that you have an OP smart, scheming MC that is mostly successful at saving everyone despite absurdly bad luck and numerous self-dug pitfalls. The "harem" that gradually builds up is mostly one-sided - with the MC doing whatever he can to avoid ending up in a relationship. The comedy from those two is top-tier and the serious aspect is also done extremely well. The reason the story goes on for 800+ chapters is probably because the author is a bit of a completionist. Almost all of the plot points receive some sort of resolution. It is honestly surprising how few were left incomplete when you consider how there are thousands of them. On top of that, every character that gets named (even in passing) that doesn't immediately die will inevitably show up in the story. They will probably show up at least 2-3 times and could even be a regularly recurring character for the rest of an arc. I personally enjoyed the way it constantly jumped between the various plots/character and it definitely strengthened the impression of the MC as an omnipresent schemer. The story can certain take leaps at time and is definitely unpredictable but it is at least somewhat grounded. You can generally look back at all the previously revealed information and extrapolate how that resulted in the current predicament but you would probably find it difficult to make many accurate guesses about where the story will head to next.

My favourite WEB novel as of yet. Funny MC without plot armor, sly, cruel and kind within his reasonable human limits. Truly fresh experience, characters felt real and evolving. This is a "serious" novel and not in the sense that's it's heavy, but rather that it's world building, characters and plot are well planned, connected and with some depth. My top novel(unordered): This Sss class suicide hunter The beginning after the end

My favourite novel as of yet. The ending is somehow satisfying, not rushed but felt necessary. The beginning might seem like it some kind of jokster but it is intimately connected to who or what the main character is. Most of the time the MC describes himself als a comedic relief character, but when other characters give their opinion on the MC or the MC becomes serious, It becomes really really cool. Characters are memorable. I do have to warn that there is kind off an info dump at the beginning but honestly after the first 200 chapters the novel really starts taking off. Roland, the MC is the slyest motherfucker in the universe, and it doesn't feel like plot armour at all.

This novel is extraordinarily good at world building, explaining the world and making you get a sense for it. The characters are okay, besides some of the main characters a lot of the others are one dimensional. Overall a really good read if you have the time.