CivCEO 2

Accidental Champion Series, Book 2

By: Andrew Karevik

Narrated by: Neil Hellegers

Now a Level 3 village, Tine has grown considerably since that fateful day Charles Morris got thrown in Liora by mistake and decided to become its Champion. With threats of uprising behind him, Charles could focus on bringing the Satisfaction and Happiness rates higher than ever, while also adding the basic structures that would generate enough weekly income to keep Tine growing steadily.

But as with the companies he used to run in his previous life, he'll find that the bigger a village gets, the bigger the problems.

Follow our dear champion as he embarks on a delicate mission to switch governments. Follow him as he must select the best candidates for new advisor slots as they open and also find a way to up his Cultural Points in order to unlock new options in the Great Picture...all the while having to deal with a mighty warmonger and a mysterious group of thieves that could very well ruin everything he's been working so hard for.

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a fun story

I love the setting and the story is fantastic but the mc rarely seems to suffer from significant losses.

Love it!

I’m in binge mode with this series. It’s really good and is the ultimate world building series!

All hail the world builders good and the badd

All hail the world builders the good in the badd the scheming the plotting and everything else that's goes on in between this is a perfect example of politics religion intermingling and someone who's looked trying to remember The sense of the past will be the sins of the future if we do not remember them and learned by them

I love it!

This book is great as the first one! If you like games that inludes building, I recommend to read this!

Adventurous Slice of Life

Just the right hint of danger and adventure in this trade focused slice of life tale. The narrator gave a great Performance. There are parts of the story where the main character could possibly come off as arrogant, but the narrator really expresses the MC’s pensive and quick thinking nature well.