[Comedy + System + Slice of Life + Passion]
Thanks for asking. I just transmigrated into India, and I started out as a Dalit, with the caste-system debuff maxed out from the start! This parallel-world India is absurd yet somehow plausible, fragmented yet resilient.
As everyone knows, the severity of an incident can be mild, moderate, severe, or Indian.
The caste system is deeply rooted here.
The food is hard to describe.
The customs are bizarre and varied.
The way people think is out of the ordinary.
And India has finally split into five factions.
When he turned eighteen, the mission System finally appeared. Complete missions successfully, and he would earn skill rewards.
After Vijay completed his first mission, he gained the skill to conjure Chinese delicacies. In this food desert of a foreign land, he got to savor all kinds of delicious dishes, including beggar’s chicken and dragon’s beard candy.
To complete missions and gain abilities, he climbed step by step from an “untouchable” to a high priest who wielded divine authority and was more Brahmin than the Brahmins themselves.
A good entry point and the author is well prepared. But you can't really "write" the protagonist as an Aboriginal, and the protagonist can't really think of himself as an "Aborigine" either. I keep saying "I'm going to start showing off", but these guys are not pretending well enough. . .
Quite pretty. Why is no one watching?
The content is very novel and the writing is very detailed. The caste system in India is really detailed in every aspect.
The author writes well, I like this style
It's not bad, although some words don't feel like they can be found in India, but don't be so serious when reading novels, it's just fun [top post]
Looks good, looks a bit attractive to me