I Am a Sacred Cow in India

A considerable number of readers of this book have extremely retro ideas, including, but not limited to, the belief that India's top leaders are absolutely rational and good at manipulating religion; they firmly believe that the United States is invincible and can send troops to India at will; they believe in the slice theory and believe that all abnormal creatures will be sliced ​​into slices as soon as they are discovered. No, when you click on it, you can see that all of them are quite young in theory, but their views have a retro flavor. Their thoughts and views are older than mine. Is this reasonable?

The follow-up will be that Ah San covets the protagonist's power of the sacred cow and forces him to communicate with the protagonist 🙂

The introduction talks about wandering on the street. To be honest, my first reaction was that my butt was hurt.

The writing is solid and the plot is ups and downs. This is the first time I read an Indian novel. The author chooses a cow as the protagonist and observes this absurd and realistic world sternly, focusing on slums, poverty, disease, religious conflicts, absurd customs, and the caste system. Although it is a sacred cow, it does not yet have divinity. Under the influence of human nature, it is kind to others and upgrades. It is not dedicated to saving but full of compassion. It is a conscience in this huge black humorous world. Four monthly votes have been cast, keep up the good work!

After all, there is someone who claims to have obtained the power of the Tiger God by going to the tiger 😁

Is it a conflict if one worships and worships and the other is a big exporting country? No conflict, this is India after all

I suggest the author to read the "Real India Series" on Bilibili, which is more outrageous than your novel.

Have you ever been a cow? Some things are written randomly, and I take it for granted!

India exports 14,000 tons of beef every year, ranking fourth in the world.

Have you ever been a cow? Some things are scribbled and taken for granted.

Why are there so many Indian novels recently 😰 In the past, there were only novels that traveled through the United States, Japan and South Korea. Is it now popular to write about India? Is India really going to rise?

A few pictures of Niu Niu and fanatical believers

Since you can be reincarnated into a cow, can't you also be reincarnated into a lizard☝🤓

Indian cows eat garbage on the streets. Although India does not eat beef, it is one of the world's largest beef exporters. It is difficult to imagine the living conditions of a cow reborn in a country where car exhaust pipes are not protected.

For information on the dark side of Indian society, you can refer to the up owner: Yike Impression Under the strange operating rules, the underworld maintains order for the social foundation, and its reputation exceeds the government. Public nursing homes provide the elderly with physical re-employment, general sales, etc.

It's not very good at the end of writing. It falls into a cliche. At the beginning, there is the feeling of gods appearing in the secular world, but later it becomes a behind-the-scenes flow. Moreover, the people who come out are just like humans and machines, not as good as NPCs. It's too stereotyped.

To what extent India is evil, if you listen to the author, you will find that even if you ask the author to make up something so evil, you will not be able to make it up. It is really a strange evil that breaks through human imagination. I used to see that some things in Chinese history were evil enough. But in India that is normal. Everyone thought it was nothing. Sometimes I can't believe it, but after reading the speeches of senior Indian officials, you will think it is normal. I have seen the video of the suppression of the demonstration in India. There is a group of people in the middle and crowds of spectators on both sides. Two teams of police opened fire and more than a dozen people were dead in an instant. All three parties just watched calmly. Really shocking

The content of Hinduism is quite suitable for writing novels, it is rich and complicated; YYSY, there are no people who really believe in Hinduism, right? With such a large population base, no matter how small the probability is, then... Won't anyone really believe it? 🙂

Maybe some Indian women give their first night to cows

If this book is adapted into a comic book and then printed in India...

When I read Chapter 121, I came up with an idea. There are many creators in Indian mythology. Brahma created the world, Kali created the world, and Shiva created the world. It would also be good to have a white bull to create the world. In the end, it was discovered that all the gods were created by cows. The existence of the system can also introduce the reincarnation myth of Kali. Incarnations are also popular in Indian mythology. In the later period, the protagonist took the form of Shiva, and Shiva was the incarnation of the white bull. It's just a bit weird to ride yourself (cover your face, cover your face)

The early stage is good, but the later stage plot is violent

The more I write about it, the more I start to engage in a global divine war. Although the mysterious East is still completely forbidden from demons, I no longer know how to complete the setting.

The front is pretty good, you can take a look

Is this the author who wrote Lu Mingfei?😰

This book was pretty good before it was released on the shelves, but after it was released, the plot became crazy. . .

It was really nice to see before it was put on the shelves.

Maybe it's because Pig's Knuckles leveled up too fast, and then the clones were played directly behind the scenes, and the excitement of showing off in front of people was gone. It was a bit of a cookie-cutter destruction of clones, and the clones were awesome...

The plot later in the episode was too bad, but the early part was pretty good.

I was wondering if the author would write about something and bring it to China, and then the book would be blocked.