Disregard Fantasy, Acquire Currency 2

Disregard Fantasy, Acquire Currency, Book 2

By: Nemorosus

Narrated by: Daniel Wisniewski

After establishing the Society of Assured Prosperity and successfully disguising his insurance business as a charity, Willem heads to the capital of the kingdom to expand into a new market... and partly to comply with the king's order, who intends to host a grand livestock exhibit to find a suitable groom for his only daughter.

The grand prize winner becomes heir to the kingdom, but Willem's only king is cash, and he doesn't intend to muck about with politics.

As Willem barrels on with entrepreneurial spirit, he comes to vacillate between prioritizing the health of his portfolio and that of his new family, who adopted him at the ripe mental age of 87. On the one hand, the family can speak and socialize, but on the other, he can't remove underperformers with impunity.

Money's not the key to happiness, but it's enough to get a key made.

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Enjoyed the series

Nemorosus' writing is very good and carried Book 2 enjoyably through 4/5ths of the book; eventually, slowing the pace and prepping for tidy, if unimaginative, ending. I found the MC's love interest with a chimera distracting and lightly touching on bestiality issues.

Still, I enjoyed the series and look forward to Nemorosus' next series.

Daniel Wisniewski's performance was well done, as I've come to expect.

Almost as good as the first book

Everything about the book was pretty good, like the previous book, buuuuut unlike previous book the last 3 hours was a bit rushed. It didnt feel rushed until the half hour or so, but the entire last 3 hours could have been a book by itself, it feels like the author just got bored and decided to end the series here. VA was still good, but the female voices are still hard to discern if theres more than one unfortunately.

I only wish it were longer

This was amazing the story was compelling and the characters were well developed. I did not like how the ending completely strayed from the earlier themes of the book but otherwise I loved it. Credit well spent.

Lovely story, ended too abruptly

I thoroughly enjoyed the series. It felt like it ended in a bit of a surprise. This felt like it had been laid out to go on for longer, and ended quite suddenly.

But the ending was satisfying, and I really had a lovely time reading it. I wish the novel had stuck a bit more to the economic/trading side of things, but it was a nice balance.

MC lost his conviction

Without providing any spoilers, I’ll just say that our MC endeared me with his convictions in book 1, but bent to the whims and manipulations of others in this follow up. It just gets worse and worse as it concludes.