Reborn as the Richest Man in India

Rebirth and time travel, the background is changed to India. Putting aside some of our prejudices about India, how much do we know about the real India? The book has just been put on the shelves and has limited expansion, but judging from the current progress, the author's writing skills are good, the concept is exquisite, and it is very readable. A rare good book about Indian reality.

The content is like the title of the book, which is about foreign trade. Except for the fact that the background is 🇮🇳 which is relatively fresh, there is absolutely nothing outstanding about it, just all the old tricks of re-skinning. When I first started writing commercial novels, I would basically fail because the author had no experience, not even sales experience, and the success of all the protagonists just fell from the sky. Therefore, the only way for this type of novel to survive is to run all the way to Aquaman. Readers of this book are also looking forward to the appearance of various Indian female stars. There are actually people in the comment section who are calling for a single female protagonist, which is really a sign of evil intentions. The curry chicken rice on the takeout app is crispy chicken rice with a spoonful of curry sauce.

[Recommendation] Because it is too big, the protagonist of this book will no longer be reborn in his native country. The author decided that the protagonist will become famous in other countries decades ago. However, it is quite miserable for the protagonist to encounter bankruptcy in his family just after time travel. In short, compared to those who are reborn in their own country, those who are reborn in other countries, travel across the country on the eve of reform and opening up, and take off on the east wind are quite rare, which is eye-catching. [Work information] Book title: Rebirth as the richest man in India Author: Lilikan Type: City·Urban Life Tags: time travel, city, richest man Status: Serializing (150,000 words) Recommended: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ [Highlights of this book] - Writing: Although it appears to be a new author, the writing is unexpectedly fluent, not unfamiliar or immature, but has a sense of sedimentation. The writing is very stable, which is very good. - Setting: After reading a piece of news, the protagonist lamented that the country was too complicated and it would be better to develop in India. Then he closed his eyes and suddenly traveled through time. When he woke up, he was in India decades ago. What's even worse is that my family has just gone bankrupt, my parents are both hospitalized, and I'm very likely to live in a slum. The protagonist is still just a 16-year-old high school student. Although the soul that traveled through time is much more mature, it still takes a lot of effort to break the show. It's a promising start. -Characters: The character setting is also good. Although I don't know what the Indians are like, judging from the content of the first reading, the characters' words, deeds and personality are consistent. As long as they can be maintained, it will be stable. Looking forward to more updates from the author, come on😋

Recommendation index👍👍 Although I am not interested in India, I am very happy to see the diversity of online writing creation. Every country and every period of history should have corresponding novels to fill the gaps. Support creation. I hope the author can persist in finishing it.