Ghost in the System: Book 3

By: Alexey Kovtunov, Benjamin Patrick Miller - translator

Narrated by: Jonathan Johns

The System just keeps throwing new experiences at our MC and his friends. For example, our antisocial lone-wolf hero Kasp was awarded the title of Head of the Settlement by the System. However, he has no intentions of being a leader.

Every day the System gets more and more difficult, with new dangers showing up constantly, along with tremendously aggressive beasts. But those complications come with new possibilities too. And even if human civilization was totally destroyed recently, now humanity might have a ray of hope.

But what does any of that matter to Kasp? He is a ghost. He doesn't have to worry about anything. So who does?

©2025 Alexey Kovtunov; English translation copyright 2025 by Benjamin Patrick Miller (P)2025 Tantor Media

Fun and exciting

If you enjoy characters with wit along for an adventures this is for you.
Zombies books always have fun creative ideas.

Ok but seriously dumb sometimes!

Most of the time this is actually a pretty good story, but the main character gets seriously dumb sometimes and the way he treats others is sometimes really good and sometimes more like a villain.

Weak entry

Looses focus in the last third. Building community is confused & makes main character seem like a jerk.

MC still a hypocritical psychopath

MC is untouchable and immune to everything.

Treats everyone as inconvenient bothers, expecting them to essentially be owned by him. "You owe me" is the phrase of the day.

At one point agrees with the thoughts of a salver that he wouldn't mind slave girls and then proceed to enslave the slavers.

Boring fights and constant arrogance.

Narrator does good but can be hard to tell the difference between characters.