An Ideal World for a Sociopath: Book 4

De: Oleg Sapphire, Colin Parker -translated by

Narrado por: Matt Godfrey

Varg has already completed no few tests in order to consider himself an experienced survivor in this world of zombies. But will that actually be enough? After all, fate is no slacker, the system neither, and it is quite probable that these two capricious ladies have joined forces.

His future involves more tests in new worlds. Will he meet a new friend there? Or will he meet hoary vampires? Or maybe a mysterious lady to rescue in her hour of need. Or perhaps all this and more. Who knows?

Well, the system knows, for sure, seducing Varg with ever newer tasks.

©2025 Oleg Sapphire; English translation copyright 2025 by Colin Parker (P)2025 Tantor Media

Solid 4th book!

Solid 4th book! I only wish I would have waited an extra day to start this series because now I have to wait like 30 hours for the next book to release.
And the ending of this book was tripping AF! I need to know where this is going!!!
Not sure why they chose a snake for this cover art as it would have fit better for the last book where Varg did a test on the snake world.
Note to self, don't scorn the system!! Karma is a b¡tch & Varg is getting a taste.
Also, it's a good thing the MC likes conflict & fighting because he doesn't seem to be getting any reprieve any time soon.
And again, where is the level 10 gift the Count was supposed to be sending to the MC? UGh!!
Onto something else for a day then back to this series to see if maybe the inconsistencies get resolved in book #5...

Good story

The fighting and travels to other worlds makes the world all the more interesting and I can't wait for the next book to come out. The voice acting was good and the story keeps you guessing what will happen next.

solid

I enjoyed this book it definitely felt like a filler book or a side quest, however still very enjoyable definitely will be getting the next one.

Next Please

MC in this series is great as always, love the fact that he doesn't really care for much and only a few things even moves his heart.

I enjoy this series.

This series has been a great read so far. I’ll admit, with some series I tend to tap out around book three or four when the story starts to feel stale or the creativity drops offlike the writers poured everything into the opening and then coasted on the rest. That hasn’t been the case here. While I did wish for a little more creativity in this installment, I’m definitely not disappointed. The story still feels fresh, and it’s held my interest all the way through. I’m really hoping the next book takes things up another level, but so far, this series hasn’t let me down.