An Ideal World for a Sociopath, Book 1

By: Oleg Sapphire, Colin Parker - Translated by

Narrated by: Matt Godfrey

Length: 9 hrs and 3 mins

Publisher's summary

Are you a sociopath and dissatisfied with your life? Don't know what to do about it or where to begin?

In that case, we have the solution.

Congratulations! A system has come to your world. Half of you will die and become zombies, while the other half must try to survive, if they can.

Rejoice, sociopath, this world is made for you. Good luck!

©2023 Oleg Sapphire; English translation copyright 2023 by Colin Parker (P)2024 Tantor

Story line

Damn good storylines … I love how it goes on … and I totally love the main character… and his attitude to the world .. very good and highly recommend.. I love how it goes on

Very good book.

I found this book to be very entertaining it was well written and in my opinion well thought out. I don't understand the bad reviews, the main complaint from people seems to be the definition of sociopath. I myself would have not have liked a book with some wack job just killing everybody for the fun of it.

The narration was excellent and I believed they chose the perfect narrator for this book. I can't wait for the next book to come out.

Nice very nice

It has been a very long time since I have enjoyed a good zombie book I may or may not have finished a book in one sitting instead of sleeping

good read

My main dislike of this book is the Leni.Have to pay a full credit for a book that is Under ten hours long. What I like about.
This book is the MC, is not some whiny.Little b**** constantly.I'm be moaning every little thing. Mc Takes an extremely practical approach to dealing with the new environment He is in. The MC does not have a military background.But I see he's approach to the situation is I believe Many military lone wolf types would. He does not go around slaughtering innocence but has no issue killing those he sees as bad people.Hence does not have any constant crying or going over the moral implications of his actions which makes this book so much better.

Awesome!

Really liked the story, lots of fighting and an MC that doesn't really care about the opinions of others except for the extremely few that are worming their way into a sorof relationship with him. i do have ro say that it was really frustrating that he never used his evaluate skill on any of the zombies! also has a fan of the harem genre i hope this goes full harem but i doubt it will.

ideal world for a sociopath

can't wait for the next one. I look forward to what happens next great story.

An excellent story

I love how this is a cross between a system apocalypse and a zombie apocalypse. It’s an interesting new look at the apocalypse story. Plus, I like how the story plays on the fact that certain social tendencies I’ll look down upon in our modern society, but they benefit us in other situations like an apocalypse. Helping our mind cope with the stressful situation.

If Jack Reacher was a sociopath and the apocalypse hit

During the apocalypse, the MC is the type of guy you want in your corner when the chips are down. And when its up, he up too. Mind you, they may not be for the same reasons lol, but he has enough awareness and possiveness, not obsessive, to want whats good to you and for you. Whether that be friend or more. Because he needs people, places and things to run a certain way. And that way, must benefit him as well. For that alone, I'll keep listening. Otherwise, dude is crazy, resourceful, generous, witty and the heart of a kind killer, if there is one. Dont mess with whats his, and you'll live.

Great first book!

definitely a nice twist on the litrpg genre. I have some close friends that I can honestly say are monsters in the certain situations. All I can say is that to me they have reliable people I have ever met

Worthwhile Zombie Apocalypse LitRPG

This is a really good take on a Zombie LitRPG Apocolypse. Sometimes the numbers don't fully track but it's coherent and consistent.

His general sociopathy really shows in how he behaves towards kids, where instead of it feeling like a pothole exception you can clearly see his grandmother's influence being used as a guiding behavioral rule.