I Became a Divine Ox in India
我在印度当神牛
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- 789k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Superpowers
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- 11mo ago
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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?
Based on Yi Ke's Real India series
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.
Not like a newcomer
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!
If there is an extraordinary animal with intelligence, it will definitely be the most dangerous one in India
After all, there is someone who claims to have obtained the power of the Tiger God by going to the tiger 😁
India worships cows but is also a big beef exporter
Is it a conflict if one worships and worships and the other is a big exporting country? No conflict, this is India after all
This novel is far from realistic
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.