I Am a Master in India

It is a novel article about entrepreneurship with a different national background. Especially if you choose the country of India, there are even more things to see. India's history, culture, customs, upper and lower castes, officials, and slums are all written in a very interesting way. The entry point for starting a business as a tour guide in Mumbai is quite interesting, and it gives you a wonderful experience of exploring an unfamiliar country.

After reading it for more than an hour, I feel that the subject matter is quite novel and the writing is sophisticated. So far, there are no bad points. It starts with the protagonist opening a travel company and his identity is a Brahmin. It is quite interesting in a rebirth novel. If the subsequent plot is well written, it will not be a good book.

The front part is good, but the back part may be because I don't know much about Ah San's history, so I didn't have to write about it, so I just wrote about the bad guys around the protagonist.

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It's okay to read for a rough understanding of India, but there are too many stallion plots, but Asan has its own national conditions.

This is an entrepreneurial article with a more everyday style It feels quite relaxed Overall it is quite smooth No bad points The writing is good The structure is okay Hurry up and put it on the shelves, hurry up and update 😁

You know how to add refinement

The writing is so good, I can feel that the author's writing style is very strong, and the writing is fluent and humorous. I usually don't read the urban modern genre. This is an exception. This year's twelve kings should be stable.

Come on

Just like the current Jewish group at the top of Amrika, they are not rich because they are Jewish, but they are Jewish because they are rich. The caste system and class conflicts in India influence each other. When a Brahmin is in trouble, there are low-caste but wealthy people who are willing to help...

In the eyes of Indians, if you are good to her, you are interested in him, and you will be forced to communicate with her. If you are from a high caste, why should you be nice to a low caste person? Don't hit him. So it's easy to conclude that you are a low-neutral person, and low-caste people can go anywhere.

During the time period the author wrote about, it was impossible for Brahmins to do these things like pig's feet, and Vaishyas were about the same.

This UP host is talking about the real India recently. After reading it, I can only say that the author's writing is too beautiful.

How can it be so demonized? I have been in Old Delhi for almost a year and a half. It is basically the same as the third and fourth tier cities in the country. In addition, there are caste issues. Big cities basically have little influence. I stayed at Jawaharlal Nehru University for a few months. Many of them are so-called low castes (although they will not say it themselves). They basically look at whether they have money or not. They are Kshatriyas who have no money. Brahmins ride tuk-tuks like a rich Vaishya Sudra.

This book is good. But the comment area feels like there are a bunch of fake people mixed in. I don't think it's a German or French blow, and I don't think there's anything wrong with a British or American blow. But what exactly is this Yin blow?

Let's talk about a very disgusting thing. The sale of human bones recently broke out in India. Everyone knows this, right? Do you know where the human bones are mainly sourced? It's a nursing home, and then I'm talking about the process of making human bones (low-caste old people are trafficked to nursing homes or captured, and then made to make money without basic food. After a month or two, they are killed, deboned and sold. Of course, there is a business in a nursing home. You can choose an old man for $2,000 and bully him as long as he lives or dies. As long as the bones are not damaged when you die, you can get a $1,500 deposit back.) I feel a little sick after saying so much. I went to Biz to search for keywords: Indian bones.

I've subscribed to nearly 400 chapters, but I can't stand it anymore. The back is full of encyclopedia information, various servants and low-level people around them feel and preach, mention a few protagonists, talk about the main plot, and the sudden development of various industries. I don't go into depth at all. I can't read it at all. I can only skip and read. It feels like it was written by AI. I planned to save a few, but I came back today to take a look, and holy shit, it's actually finished? ! To be honest, I feel like I've been tricked. I'm not even acting anymore. I asked to unsubscribe. This is not as good as those free novels.

It is written along the lines of the Adani Group, supporting the president, bribing officials, annexing state-owned assets, and monopolizing people's livelihood industries. How can we become bigger and stronger in a place like India without cheating and abduction?

There is no lower limit to the protagonist, he is completely capitalist. The reason why it seems better is just modern moral standards and the environment of the 19th century. If there are higher interests, it is very possible to betray one's conscience. To the locals, it can only be said that it is out of intolerance for human beings, which gives people a particularly hypocritical feeling, like crocodile tears.

I feel that the recent plot is a bit witty. Hela feels like they are just a good friend. Ron has never been short of women. How could she go against the palace Elizabeth because of her losing her mind? There is no huge conflict of interest. The same goes for the conscientious police officer in Mumbai in front. They are friends and they know that he has an upright character, so he just went to the boss of the Shiv Sena to put pressure on him, causing the police officer to be posted. Do you think that police officer has some objections to Ron? What's more terrible is that the police officer has such a strong personality and is able to climb up, which shows that there must be a big force behind it. For the so-called ticket to a big-budget movie, it is really hard to understand that he offends such a capable police officer. Not to mention that kind of big production, Ron only has the right to participate and has no control over the filming and production of the movie. How much dividends will be distributed in the end is still a question. There are countless cases of Hollywood defrauding Wall Street investors. Offending a popular police officer for such an uncertain dividend income is really stupid! The author should calm down and refine the plot. We readers still hope that this book will get better and better. After all, book sites about India are still quite rare, and the one currently serialized can be said to be the only one by Scorpion Baba.

I heard that there are always queues. I hope the author will write this content in to write about the real India. Of course, the protagonist can drink the soup.

After watching Dyike's video, I have a somewhat outrageous understanding of India. Yi Ke explained the most commonly heard case of QJ tourists in India: In India, if you cannot be friendly to lower castes, they should be trampled on in their hearts. Once you don't despise and trample on them, in their eyes, you just have thoughts about them and want to have a relationship. Otherwise, why would you be friendly to them? This is one of the reasons why tourists are easily cheated

The author should not write about so many women, who are too stereotyped. Instead, write more about Indian-style business, politics, customs, etc. There are only so many pitfalls at the starting point. If you don't put more effort into this emerging field, it will be difficult to tell in the future. Unless you don't want to make money.

When I saw the establishment of an entertainment venue like a brothel, I didn't want to see it. There is really no need to make this money, and it is not as simple as you think. How many beautiful people are willing to do this? It is basically forced.

I haven't read this book yet, but after reading the comments that Brahmins here want to be friends with lower castes, I was speechless. I recommend reading the Real India series by Yike Impressions to let you know what will happen if you don't discriminate against lower castes. Low-caste Indians will think that you (you don't distinguish between men and women) are seducing them to rape you, otherwise why wouldn't you discriminate against them? As long as you have this idea, even if you resist, it will be rejected in their eyes, and once someone rapes others, they will join in and turn into a gang rape. If you don't want to be gang-raped, as a high caste, it is best to discriminate against all low castes.

Forget about food and grass, the author is still too kind and too young. I suggest the author watch the Yike video repeatedly. In India, there are many things that if you don't do as the Romans do, you will be fucked by others. Many of the logic of the third brother is different from ordinary people. Like the travel company at the beginning, even in Mumbai, if you are too nice to those Dalits, they Dalits will question you, and other Brahmins will exclude you. You must do as the locals do, and don't write about India from a Chinese perspective, otherwise it will be awkward.

India is quite nice, with nice scenery and nice people. Of course, there are good people and bad people there. Most Indians are relatively cheerful, confident and sunny. Their rural areas are similar to those in China, except that there are fewer buildings.

The author was a bit too tolerant at the beginning. How could the protagonist who is a Brahmin be defrauded of money by a lower caste without respect at all? In the fifth chapter, I almost gave up, but I endured and read on. The writing became more and more abstract, which is in line with Indian logic.

Congratulations on reaching 10,000 orders six months after the book was finished.

Like the title, when will the boss release a new book?