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Malicious Compliance: The Necromancer Who Hated His Script [LitRPG / Progression Fantasy / Satire / Comedy / Villain / Revenge]

Malicious Compliance: The Necromancer Who Hated His Script [LitRPG / Progression Fantasy / Satire / Comedy / Villain / Revenge]
Kaito was a simple electrician from Tokyo, living a quiet life with his European girlfriend, Lucy. He worked for their future—until the day he discovered her betrayal with an American who literally bled apple pie from every pore.
Betrayed, humiliated, and with his dreams shattered, Kaito—blinded by rage—grabbed them both and dragged them under a truck that 'coincidentally' happened to be there.
The result? Lucy and Nick were reborn as the Saintess and the Chosen Hero, while Kaito was reborn as Mordecai von Ravenloft, the devastatingly handsome Legendary Necromancer, born solely to entertain the live stream of the Higher Realms.
The problem? Well... Kaito has read too many web novels and watched too much trash anime. He is painfully aware of everything surrounding him.
And for that very reason, he will use the worst weapon imaginable in a poorly written, copy-pasted fantasy world: Logic and Bureaucracy.
Kaito is gonna humiliate everyone in his own way, alongside a skeletal janitor named Larry, who communicates exclusively through thumbs-ups.
If you want a noble hero, go read Nick's story.
But if you want to watch a man on the verge of a nervous breakdown weaponize paperwork to prove how basic your tastes are—Welcome aboard.
What to expect:
Interactive story: the MC reads your comments—and may insult you for them.
Junk-Food Progression: power through pure degeneracy and corporate horror,
Dysfunctional Harem: no catgirls, only problems,
Pure Spite: love conquers all… unless you exploit the source code,
Fourth Wall Obliteration: Mordecai knows you’re reading this,
Trope Satire: Mordecai hates every single anime trope, so expect him to be specifically angry,
Psychological Trait: Everything here has a reason... maybe.
Chapter List
- Prologue: The Trinity of Betrayal and the Truck of Providence
- Chapter 1: The Inevitable Blue Screen (and why I want to claw my eyes out)
- Chapter 2: Forced Rebranding. (Help me)
- Chapter 3: The Mandatory Tutorial, Rat Ecology, and the Shame of Finger Guns (Get me out)
- Chapter 4: The Isekai Delusion, The Expired Coupon, and The Toxicity of the Comment Section (no)
- Chapter 5: The Nutritional Value of Doors and the Subway Reality
- Chapter 6: End of Dungeon! (Ah)
- Chapter 7: The Unholy Trinity of Clichés and the Diabolical Networking Strategy
- Chapter 8: The Tragic Backstory of ‘Kaitoyama’ and the Impedance of Love
- Chapter 9: Culinary Hazards, Narcissistic Heroes, and the Depressed Golem
- Chapter 10: Logic Grinding, Stat Management, and The VIP Glitch
- Chapter 11: Oakhaven, The City of Simps & The Accidental Edgelord
- Chapter 12: Levels, Humiliation, and a Royal Short Circuit
- Chapter 13: Plot Armor, The Hero’s Glitch, and The Saintess’s Prey
- Chapter 14: Cheering up?
- Chapter 15: The Copyright Infringement Guild and The Rizz of Darkness
- Chapter 16: GOING TO THE DUNGEON!
- Chapter 17: The Human Snack, The Monologue Interruption, and The War Crime
- Chapter 18: The Skeletal Archivist, The Safety Violation, and The Unpaid Internship
- Chapter 19: Back to the guild and problems with… the reward.
- Chapter 20: Contracts with Infernal Clauses.
- Interlude 20B: Last memory of a functionary
- Ch 21: I Turned a Fan-Service Scene into a Disciplinary Action and Now I’m Buying a Haunted Mansion
- Chapter 22: I Rejected the Hero with a Cost-Benefit Analysis and Purchased a Haunted Fort to Optimiz
- Chapter 23: The Audit of Oakhaven
- Chapter 24: Survive the Night!
- INTERLUDE 24B: The Logistics of Devotion
- Chapter 25: The Efficiency of Evil and the Law of the Banshee
- Chapter 26: The Verdict of the Banshee.
- Chapter 27: The Awakening of Pyroetta and Welcome to Ravenloft Holdings.
- Chapter 28: The Friday Afternoon Debuff and the Tetanus Shutdown
- Chapter 29: The Aftermath & The New Arrivals
- Chapter 30: Corporate Onboarding and the Hypocrisy of Heroes
- Chapter 31: Airspace Violations and the Monster Girl Redaction
- Chapter 32: Solo Cleaning, Part 1
- Chapter 31.5: The Hero’s Bedroom – A Study in Narrative Dysfunction
- Chapter 33: The Decoy, the Depressed Golem, and the Divine Audit
- Chapter 34: Malicious Edgelord Rizz – Physical edition.
- Chapter 35: The Discord call and Revelation of Vespera.
- Chapter 36: Structural Integrity and the Headpat Protocol.
- Chapter 37: Exploiting the Source code (and forbidden snacks)
- Chapter 38: Vespera.
- Chapter 39: The Otaku Audit, the Childhood Friend Protocol, and Pix.
- Chapter 40: Debugging the Manic Pixie Dream Malware (and the HR Nightmare)
- Chapter 41: Solo Cleaning, 2
- Chapter 42: How Numbers Can’t Cure a Soul
- Chapter 42.5: How Numbers Can’t Cure a Soul, 2
- Interlude 34-I: The Saintess and the Cuck
- Interlude 34-II: The Dungeon Crawl That Wasn’t
- Chapter 43: Occupational Hazards and the Sanctity of the Mop
