I Grant Divine Blessings in India, and the Whole World Panics

Hahahahahaha, the absurd pursuit of wonders is actually true, because this is what those gods in India can do, "As long as your hard work pleases me, I will bless you and give you whatever you want. It doesn't matter whether you destroy the world or save the world, it's over." The image is too fitting, and the behavior is too restorative. I just wonder if there will be some awesome people who come up with weird blessings and force the gods to doom.

666 Is similar to the India in my impression, and the golden finger of the protagonist is particularly good. Penance is a mechanism in Indian mythology, and the plot feels very good.

It looks good and interesting. The protagonist gives blessings and lets those who receive the blessings do things. However, the protagonist should be given some credit. An unknown god of asceticism is too unqualified. I think it would be better to give the protagonist the identity of a three-phase god in the future.

I remember someone up said that penance depends on one's status. If you are an ordinary Sudra Dalit and works hard, being bullied and suppressed by others is not considered penance. It is what you should experience. On the contrary, Kshatriya Brahmins did things that were not in line with their status. Even if they practiced hard practice, such as going to work during the holidays, such as not having enough food, Of course, those who raise one hand for a lifetime are considered pure ascetics.

I've read Chapter 70, and it's not bad. The protagonist is a humanoid plug-in. The main point is that the protagonist gives blessings to various people, and then there are various conflicts. The blessings are the highlight, and the conflicts are also the highlight. So far, the protagonist has not lost his character. It is quite interesting now. I recommend reading it! ! I've read 160 chapters. It's a series that gets better as it goes on. I'm not petty at all, but I'm afraid the author will be banned [laughing and crying]

Well written and logically clear. As of the latest Chapter 49, Holy Prison, there are no poison points. The characters' actions follow a certain logic. It has the feel of a certain fable. A well-written group portrait.

It's quite interesting, an Indian story every few days. [Laughing evilly] I feel like the name of this book could be changed to The Bizarre Adventures of the Invincible Old Man Babu. I really like the old man Babu who sticks to the bottom line and remains kind. [Sinister smile]

It looks pretty good, and the subject matter is also very new. But now I see that it is going to develop into other countries, and I feel that the author is going to send me into it. I need to take a look at the details first, and the author should not backstab me. [Cry][cry][cry]

It's a good book, the main character does whatever he wants. The background is real and powerful, but there are some flaws, such as the Communist Party of India (M faction), a long-term separatist force in India. It is recommended that the author add its role. After all, it is difficult to say that India does not have its influence.

Behind the scenes is a novel, the writing is good, there is no poisonous point at present, you can take a look, the first believer blessed by the protagonist has a very difficult end, but Indian guy, I can only say that it is in line with the actual situation [cover face][cover face][cover face]