Die ideale Welt für den Soziopathen (Buch 5): Ein apokalyptisches LitRPG-Abenteuer

An Ideal World for a Sociopath #5

by Oleg Sapphire

Varg ist längst nicht mehr der Neuling, der er noch vor Kurzem war. Er kennt die Tücken des Systems und weiß, dass die Welt vielfältige Überraschungen bereithält. Mittlerweile sind die Zombies bei Weitem nicht mehr die gefährlichsten Feinde, wenn auch die zahlreichsten. In diesem Band muss Varg sich neuen Schwierigkeiten und Kreaturen stellen, nicht nur auf seinem eigenen Planeten. Ob sein Zusammentreffen mit Kaya sich als Glücksfall erweist oder nicht, bleibt abzuwarten. Und dann wären da noch die Tarianer, die Seraphim und andere unangenehme Zeitgenossen, die ihre eigenen Pläne verfolgen – oder die ihrer jeweiligen Schutzherren. Aber Varg hat alles im Griff. So unterschiedlich seine Feinde auch sein mögen, sie alle haben dasselbe Ziel – die Unterwerfung der Welt … Ob Varg seiner Aufgabe gewachsen sein wird? Bleibt ihm eine Wahl? Immerhin hat er bei den Challenges nun die Unterstützung von Kayas Sohn.

Genres: Fantasy, Urban Fantasy

471 pages, Paperback

Published June 14, 2024

Reviews

[Charlene Everett · Rating 5 out of 5]

What Pokemon are you?

By far my favorite in the series so far. I want a furry Glutton too. This series always makes me laugh.

[Murphies_law · Rating 3 out of 5]

Sidequests and unsolicited mass murder

Criticism and comments

Unfortunately, this book suffers from translation errors.

"Glutton was not yet 10 minutes old" is nonsensical. It should be "gone" instead of old!

"I drew a fiery explosion" - the sentence misses the word "arrow"!

The plural of infected is infected not infecteds!

It's "shield" not "shieled"

It's "triple" not "treble"!

The sentence "I don't these are negotiations " misses the verb "think"

"Crit" instead of "creature" is too much gamer slang for me, especially if the term is used for critical hit as well.

A success in a duel is called a "win" but not "conquest ".

"Nfth"?

"Shipping" is supposed to be a synonym of "killing"?

"Began disturbing their piece"? "Peace"?

It's a a magic "leash" not "lead".

[Lewis · Rating 3 out of 5]

Book 5 - Editing has gone downhill, characters are now so-so, and nothing gets resolved.

As is often the case with Kindle unlimited book series, this series as reached a point where the main character just does a bunch of stuff and nothing really gets resolved throughout the book. No true goals are reached, no enemy completely defeated (other than within a challenge), and character interactions have lost the fun that the first two books had brought to life. This book is worth reading once, but I will not read it twice. Word of advice to the author - wake up your editor or get a new one. Your sentences have grammar errors that a simple word editor should catch. Also, if your character's name is Polina then don't spell it Pauline later in this book and confuse your readers.

[Travis · Rating 3 out of 5]

An Ideal World for a sociopath is the fifth book in this series, and I'm absolutely astounded at the amount of trouble the main character gets himself into (and out of) in these books. Even when the books deal primarily with worlds other than his own, he still manages to stir up all kinds of trouble. Usually, it's the kind of trouble that comes down on others, (usually his enemies), but the depth and breadth of the story just keeps growing. I'm already anxious to read the next book in this series. Great stuff here folks.

[Johnny · Rating 3 out of 5]

Book five

Oh wow guys This 1's been out for a while Obviously because book 6 is also out. Which means that I didn't read my arc copy. Due to personal reasons. So I read it on kindle unlimited.
I've got to say that the editing was not very good.
Lots of mistakes, extra words, and missing words.
The story itself keeps this from being a complete disaster though.
I like this MC a ton more than the one from ghost in the system.
Totally different types of MC's.
Lots of fighting. Plenty of murder, and an abundance of looting. That last one I personally like.

5/10 I'm jumping straight to book six.

[Tony Fecteau · Rating 5 out of 5]

Varg is really starting to figure things out. He loves to throw himself into tests and he has met quite a few strong people. The things that he runs away from? Well, sometimes the system throws them back at him.

[GiGi · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was slower than previous ones? More grinding, repeatedly going out on tasks and tests. On the other hand, we see Varg interact more with 'his people'. It's also interesting to ponder the extent of, if any, effect the system has on an individual's character and disposition.