Pure Bad Breed, the Godfather of India's Slums

At 5.44Am, I finished reading it in one sitting. It is indeed a masterpiece, but there are some flaws, such as the reuse of routines, which makes the protagonist seem not that smart and does not have a long memory. For the protagonist of the villain genre, it is a huge blow to the image. You can be bad, but you can't be dishonest. Damn, I have a great scholar to argue for me. Dish, that's pure clowning. Overall, worth a look. After reading it, it is very good. The words written by the author can arouse people's imagination. If you want to pick some flaws, if you lose some frustrations, you will lose a little bit of truth.

This book is not simply a cool article about underworld entrepreneurship. It is interspersed with descriptions of the Indian social system, daily life stories, the impact of religion on society, and the portrayal of characters from different classes. This is the best part of this book. This reminds me of another book about selling jade in Myanmar. It describes the rise of people at the bottom and shows readers a new world that is inaccessible to ordinary people in China. This makes me very willing to read this book. It is very well written. The author certainly did not check the information less and was very careful about his work. Looking back, this book is a good read, but there is one problem that has always made me uncomfortable, and that is the description of Goldfinger. According to the description in the article, the protagonist should have extremely strong self-healing and learning abilities (rapid recovery from penetrating injuries and learning of religious knowledge). At the same time, this self-healing and learning ability also appears in the loyal subordinates, but the article never gives a reasonable explanation for this ability, which makes people feel like they are stuck in their throats. How can I put it this way? I have a bit of an unbalanced mentality. I will take on the role of the protagonist, but you, a person who was a mud-legged person in the last life and is still a mud-legged person in this life, how come you suddenly become so smart that you can't be killed? How long have you studied the teachings of Shiva before you can speak clearly and clearly? Why are you suddenly so awesome when you don't have any reasonable golden fingers? Why? It was so strong that it had no origin at all, which made me very unhappy.

After reading a lot of book reviews, I found that most of them were given low scores by people who read for less than 30 minutes. I can only say that you have missed a very exciting book. This book actually looks like the complete life path of a gang boss to me. The protagonist is cunning, ruthless, and has endless desires. But just like that, the protagonist was brought to life. Life can't be smooth sailing, and those who bullied the protagonist in the past will come back twice as hard in the future. This is how readers can better understand the protagonist's frustration and the pleasure of coming back with revenge. I sincerely hope that everyone will calm down and read this book carefully, and not let such a wonderful book be buried. At the same time, I also hope that the author will continue to work hard. Really well written!

Hahahaha, this is the first time in more than ten years that I have seen such a novel about traveling to India. The content is very novel, and it seems that the author is interested in understanding Indian culture. I hope we can keep up the good work and not be interrupted by eunuchs. Support

It's very interesting. After I'm used to reading romance, love and passion, I was really surprised to see such a realistic genre. It's really good, both the cruelty to reality and the author's understanding of a country's culture and current situation. [Like][Like]

This feeling of wrapping oneself with gods and expressing one's desires is really refreshing. Anyway, it's a good book.

It's really awesome, it's actually a fantasy record. This is the real situation in India. There is no need to add any exaggeration. It is too realistic. The writing is also top-notch. This kind of book is the kind that can be collected. If you want to understand India, just read this book. There is no trick at all, it's all real.

It's super beautiful, and a work like this shouldn't be buried. I once traveled to India for a month to learn about some of the real conditions in India, and also thought about India's social structure. The author gave a very good angle.

He looks fierce, but he is neither fierce nor ruthless. You have to wait for the opponent to fight back, and you have to negotiate alone. Just kill the person on the other side who can make the decision. Find the powerful one and give it a share of its property. One point for the wife and daughter. Reading the comments I thought it was quite dark. It's neither bloody nor violent, nor cruel. Also do it yourself.

Okay, it's very interesting. There are still some controversial parts in the early stage, but it gets better later on. The more I write, the better. Although the score is not high, in fact many books with high scores are not as good as this book. It is worth recommending.

Good looking, recommended. The writing is smooth, the "butt" is not crooked, the position corresponds to the thought and identity, and the attack is decisive. If you choose readers, it tends to be dark and realistic, and some readers may find it uncomfortable. There is another problem. The author needs to control the scale. Now the reading and scoring are not that high. Once the data is collected later, someone will deliberately report and find trouble. Entering the dark room is still a small matter. The book I followed was too realistic. After entering the dark room a few times, the whole book was blocked [laughing and crying]

The author is an absolute scholar in Sanskrit, and he can perfectly fit the transmission of Shiva theological values ​​in India with the story, just like the story lines of The Legend of the Immortal God of Love and Fang Yuan. It can only be said that Tomato can have this work, which is like a small temple living in a big Buddha.

It is very different from Tomato's general bloody novels. It is good-looking and logical. It is not a saint. It has brains and is worth pursuing. The protagonist is cruel and smart.

This book is really good. Maybe the description of the dirty, smelly and dark scenes at the beginning was too real and the background was India, so not many people came to read it. When the protagonist's story entered the priest's back, the writing got better and better, but updating once a day was too slow.

It is a very beautiful book. It is one of the few descriptive articles about Indian religion. The protagonist is a vicious and smart person, but he is still a conscientious and bottom-line person. He still retains his humanity in the face of some tragic things. The supporting characters also have their own details. It is not a brainless novel. The struggle for power is also very detailed and beautiful.

A work that resonates across time and space is often inseparable from the author's precise grasp of the culture, human depth, and social landscape of a specific era, and this book is such a sincere work. The author's familiarity with Indian religious scriptures can be regarded as the bright background of the whole book - instead of simply piling up scriptures and allusions, the spiritual core and cultural metaphors of the scriptures are naturally integrated into the plot texture, ranging from the characters' choices of words and deeds and value judgments to the story's conflict settings and theme sublimation, all of which conceal the deep impact of religious culture on individuals and society. The philosophies and symbols derived from the scriptures not only add rich cultural heritage to the story, but also allow readers to touch the spiritual context of Indian civilization while immersed in the plot, which shows the solid knowledge accumulation and profound understanding behind the author. What's even more amazing is the author's delicate control of "people's hearts". There is no absolute distinction between good and evil among the characters in the book. Each soul carries complex desires and struggles: some are swinging between religious beliefs and worldly temptations, some are sinking in the power game and the true nature of human nature, and some are sticking to goodwill amidst hardships. The author accurately captures the psychological folds of characters with different identities and situations, from subtle emotional fluctuations to deep-seated motivations, all of which are deeply portrayed, making readers feel as if they can touch the characters' warm heartbeats and tangled souls through the text, creating a strong emotional resonance. This profound insight into human nature allows the story to get rid of the flat narrative and become three-dimensional and real. At the same time, the author's restoration and control of social elements at that time built a solid framework of the times for the entire story. Whether it is the barriers of social class, the living conditions of different groups, or the folk customs and power structure of the time, they are all skillfully woven into the plot by the author. There is no rigid background introduction, but the characters' life scenes, interpersonal interactions, and conflicts are revealed naturally. The hustle and bustle of the market, the solemnity of the temple, the barriers between classes, and the struggles of the bottom all vividly reproduce the unique features of that era, allowing readers to immersively experience the social ecology in a specific historical context. The cultural depth of religious scriptures, the complex texture of people's hearts, and the vivid pictures of the society of the times are intertwined and accomplished in the author's writing, giving the story not only cultural depth, human warmth, but also the breadth of the times. Reading is not only a wonderful narrative experience, but also an in-depth exploration of a specific civilization and era.

The writing is really good. It was a little bit annoying at the beginning, but after 30 chapters, it changed qualitatively. The main plot and character creation after that are simply amazing. Every event is arranged very well, and the characters, even the supporting characters, are full of flesh and blood. There is also a lot of positive philosophical thinking, conservatively it can be ranked among the top five urban articles on Tomato

It's so beautiful. If you want to see more, I'll leave first.

I feel very good after reading the opening chapter. I feel that this kind of article is very graphic, like telling a story. The quality is very high, and it is different from ordinary cool articles. Why not send it to the starting point and give it a try, maybe the results will be better.

A rare subject matter. The author's pen depicts a strange and twisted country, a world surrounded by survival laws that are difficult for ordinary people to understand.

Among all Indian novels, I think it is the most beautiful. It truly reflects the conflicts between classes and India's national conditions, and perfectly uses the divine power in his hands to achieve his own goals.

I haven't seen a book like this for a long time. It smoothly slides the protagonist from the bottom to the upper level. From the early stage, he was not adaptable to the Indian thinking, to the later stage, he was perfectly integrated into it, but the fundamentals remain unchanged, and it combines religion and politics very well. It deserves a big five-star rating, I just hope it won't be banned

It's really strong. I haven't seen such a wonderful novel in a long time. The first part is a bit depressing, but it is indeed a necessary foreshadowing. It's really good-looking and the writing is strong. The ideas are clear and well developed. I hope it will be better later. The author is great.

It allowed me to look at religion and politics from a new perspective. The end of the novel gave me a strong sense of unreality, which made me feel that this was a science fiction novel. Of course, it was an extremely dark science fiction novel that made people feel terrified. I watched the protagonist struggle from the early stage, to the strategizing in the mid-term, and then to the indifference to everything in the later stage. I watched the protagonist's proportion of humanity gradually decrease, and the proportion of "divineness" gradually increase. As the novel puts it, the protagonist ends up becoming a "monster." It is highly recommended that people with firm ideals and beliefs and sound minds read this novel. [Sinister smile]

It's a really good book. The longer you read it, the more addictive it becomes. The protagonist is dark but hopeful and understands people very well [laughs] [like]

The male protagonist Arian is a ruthless and evil villain, which is especially suitable for the Asan Kingdom. He has military strength, brainpower, and a reborn physical bonus. He recovers very quickly. He has the aura of the protagonist and is not bad at luck. From a small gangster to a big boss.

The writing is so good, it fits my imagination of India, and the protagonist is also portrayed very delicately. The protagonist, or rather the author, has a profound understanding of Buddhist and Hindu scriptures. At first glance, it can be seen that he has put a lot of effort into it. The plot has ups and downs in an orderly manner. It is not a cool plot. The author has written every subplot carefully, which is rare in Tomato. I hope the author will continue to work hard and update three times a day hahahaha. [Blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

This kind of subject matter is rare, especially about the slums of India. Keep writing.

It's very good-looking, and you can see the characteristics of India intuitively from the front. The characters are very well created, and the Madonna has the means and brains. [Like][Love]

Be sure to remember to walk to the hospital. It has been changed. It is really poisonous. But the social atmosphere and sense of immersion are pretty good. Polish the plot connection carefully and consider the context. Don't write too much yourself and forget about the causes and consequences [OK]