
Reborn as an Indian Tycoon
重生印度当财阀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 275k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The butt determines the head. It is recommended not to involve China. Many authors will harm the personal interests of the protagonist when they involve domestic plots. This may be a bit poisonous Come on! Well written, so far
Where are you writing the outline? The plot of generic drugs, the plot of garbage recycling, and the plot of recognizing a teacher. It's not as good as what you wrote about the poor Indian who was poisoned by alchemy ten years later. No difficulty, no twists and turns, just an outline. Let's expand the plot.
I just started looking at it, starting with generic drugs, but I remember that the reason why India copied European and American drugs on a large scale, and European and American countries suffered so much losses, was because India tacitly allowed European and American pharmaceutical companies to conduct low-cost human experiments.
Okay, okay, this is Indian language, depicting a capitalist who deserves to be hung from a street lamp.
I suggest that people or things from our country should not appear in your book. If you can't write well, the book will be gone. It doesn't matter if the book is gone, because I am afraid that your people will also get in. You can just pretend that it is not in your book 😥😥😥
The writing is very good. I like the character of the protagonist. There are also more women, European, American, and local Indians. It can also raise some female slaves. This is how capitalists should be.
The upper castes are okay. I remember there was a man who was born as an untouchable and wanted to be the richest man. He really thought that the upper castes were all civilized people.
I beg you readers, please don't keep the book and read it. It doesn't cost anything, just give the author some support
In India's business war, you have to learn to ask your opponents to fly on earth 😏
How to put it? It feels like reading an outline. There is really too little, and the plot is a bit fast. The only advantage is that it has more ideas.