
I Grant Divine Blessings in India, and the Whole World Panics
我在印度投放神恩,世界都慌了
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- I'm a God in India: Pray to Me and I'll Grant You Blessings我在印度当神明:你求我就送赐福Alternate title on Fanqie
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Hahaha, it's absurd and bizarre, yet also incredibly realistic. This is exactly what those Indian gods would do: "As long as your ascetic practices please me, I'll bless you and give you whatever you want, whether you destroy or save the world, I'll just give it to you." The image is so fitting, the behavior so realistic. I just wonder if some amazing people will also emerge who propose bizarre blessings to force the gods to intervene.
666, It's similar to what I remember India from before, and the protagonist's cheat ability is particularly good. Asceticism exists in Indian mythology, it's a kind of mechanism, and the plot is quite well written.
It's good and quite interesting. The protagonist bestows blessings, which then encourage the recipients to cause trouble. However, the protagonist should have some kind of disguise; an unnamed, ascetic god is too unrefined. I think it would be better if the protagonist were given the identity of a Triad God later on.
I remember a YouTuber saying that asceticism depends on one's status. If you are an ordinary Shudra or Dalit, working hard and being bullied or suppressed, it doesn't count as asceticism; it's just what you're supposed to experience. On the contrary, the Kshatriya Brahmins did things unbecoming of their status, even when practicing asceticism, such as working on holidays and eating poorly. Of course, those who hold up one hand for their entire lives are pure ascetics and should be excluded.
I've read 70 chapters so far, and it's pretty good. The protagonist is practically a human cheat code; the main appeal lies in the way he bestows blessings upon various people, leading to all sorts of conflicts. The blessings are one highlight, and the conflicts are another. So far, the protagonist hasn't lost his cool factor, making it quite interesting so far. I recommend reading it!
Well written, with clear logic. Up to the latest chapter, Holy Prison (Chapter 49), there are no problematic points. The characters' actions are logically consistent. It has a somewhat allegorical feel. A well-written ensemble piece.
It's quite good; it tells a short Indian story every few days. 😏 I feel like this book could be renamed "The Amazing Adventures of Bubba the Invincible." I really like Bubba the Invincible; he sticks to his principles and remains kind. 😏
It looks pretty good, and the subject matter is quite novel. However, I'm seeing it's going to expand to other countries, and I feel like the author is planning to get me arrested. I'll check it out first, and please don't betray me! 😢😢😢
It's a pretty good book; the protagonist does whatever he wants. The background is realistic and compelling, though there are a few minor flaws. For example, the long-standing local power in India, the Communist Party of India (CPI) (M faction), deserves more screen time. After all, it's hard to say that India wasn't influenced by them.
The novel behind the scenes is well-written and currently has no major flaws; it's worth a read. The fate of the first believer blessed by the protagonist is difficult to predict, but given the Indian background, I can only say it reflects reality. 🤦🤦🤦