When David thought he had lost everything in his life, a new light appeared before him to once again try to illuminate his path.

Unfortunately, this was only the light emanating from within his eyes, which functioned the way they did due to the simple absence of any flesh or organs in his body, except, of course, for the various bones that could easily adorn a medical room.

One day, David was returning from a cherished trip through Europe when a dragon appeared right in front of his plane and quickly killed everyone present. Afterward, as fate would have it, a deity decided, as a form of repayment, to reincarnate all those who had died into another society, a society where magic was fully present for those with eyes to see, and personal power often spoke louder than any social caste or even money.

As usual, our protagonist ended up being left out of this compensation, but because of it, he received something much better than a loving, wealthy, and extremely powerful new family.

He received a system, affectionately nicknamed by "My Lich System" by its creator.

Who said being a skeleton would be easy? People commonly tend not to like skeletons, especially living ones, but who cares about what they think, right? Isn't that so?

This is the story of David, David Moore, a simple skeleton who dreams of becoming the true master of Chaos and destruction, the harbinger of death and ill omens, or at least something close that allows him to have a pleasant and entertaining existence.

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what expect:

An unheroic character, but with very fixed morals

A system that initially develops the character very quickly, but the stronger it becomes, the longer it takes to evolve

psionic powers, and necromancer spells as the protagonist's main means of attack and defense. specializing more in necromancy later in the story.

A space opera but with an extremely medieval or renaissance style. with technology being almost entirely controlled by the government alone