RTBecoming India's Richest Man
我在印度当首富
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 293k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 15h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- Reborn in India: Starting as a Brahmin in Varanasi重生印度，从瓦拉纳西婆罗门开始Alternate title on Fanqie
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49.6kReads · all time
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Reader comments 21
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It's not bad, the subject matter is quite novel, and the plot is not too brainless. The exchange in India has a feeling of the exchange between people in China in 1991. That's ridiculous. I became an Indian patriot within a few days of time travel (I love India in my heart, not on the outside). A normal Chinese person who travels to India will only despise this country. Indian patriots are impossible. It's okay for you to sympathize with the lower class people in India, but it's nonsense if you become an Indian patriot in your heart.
Not bad, quite innovative! It can be seen that the author is very careful and has gone through the information. No crappy systems and pseudo-superpowers (memory). There are very few poisonous points and the basic logic is passable. It is recommended to maintain the current stable industrial style. Business flow is afraid of stock trading, making the country difficult to make money... Suddenly earning tens or hundreds of billions, even if it is illogical, it will easily collapse the plot.
It's a very interesting novel. I've read all the same domestic novels, and occasionally read some about India. I feel a sense of curiosity, but it's not as sacrificial as in Yi Ke's impression. To be honest, I still want to read a sacrificial plot.
It's so difficult, it's better to marry a wealthy businessman's daughter of a lower caste to get up faster. The preliminary preparation is too long. It doesn't matter how much you take. Just a high caste will suffice. Another one I read was like this.
The writing is still very immature, but quite interesting.
It's really good, full of Indian flavor. The protagonist is a time traveler, a Brahmin, and has foresight. It would be boring if there was a golden finger. Mainly, there is still too little written, and we still have to see how the follow-up plot goes.
A good Indian book; it makes you want to keep reading. It would be even better if the pacing were a little faster.
Well written, come on, come on, come on, come on, support, support, support, support
Not bad. There are very few novels of this type.
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