Northeastern Brahmins: India's Supreme Being 1826

Wang Hao, a wasted graduate of Shenyang's second major in Indian language, accidentally traveled to British India 200 years ago after being drunk, and became the eldest son of a fallen Brahmin who was infamous and on the verge of being abolished. At the beginning, he was in danger of seizing the throne, and he also received four stunning ladies who hated him extremely, but each had their own unique skills: a martial arts master, a wonderful doctor, the most beautiful woman in India, and a wise man with endless plans. He is simultaneously bound to the five-level Brahman Supreme System, starting from level 1 which can only be exchanged for food, and gradually unlocks life tools, knowledge books, magical weapons and even elite troops. With the enterprising spirit and humor of the Northeastern people, the great help of the four ladies, and the step-by-step upgrade of the golden finger of the system, Wang Haoping's family was in civil strife, frightened the hostile nobles, helped the king to fight off foreign enemies, and crushed the aggressive ambitions of his fellow travelers. In the end, he went from a useless loser despised by everyone to the supreme Brahmin in charge of all India, composing a legend that spanned two centuries.