
I Became a Divine Ox in India
我在印度当神牛
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 789k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 1y ago
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A significant portion of the book's readers hold extremely outdated views, including but not limited to the following: believing that the Indian leadership is absolutely rational and adept at manipulating religion; firmly believing that the United States is invincible and can easily send troops to India; and clinging to the theory of dissection, believing that all abnormal creatures will be…
According to Yik's Real India series
The next development will involve the Indians coveting the protagonist's divine bull power and forcibly communicating with the protagonist 🙂.
The description mentions wandering around the streets, and honestly, my first thought was that my butt would suffer.
Unlike a newcomer
With solid writing and a gripping plot, this was my first time reading an Indian novel. The author chose a cow as the protagonist, coldly observing this absurd yet realistic world, focusing on slums, poverty, disease, religious conflict, absurd customs, and the caste system. Although the cow is a sacred cow, it has not yet acquired divinity.
If intelligent, superhuman animals were to appear, it would be extremely dangerous in India.
After all, there was this guy who claimed to have obtained the power of the Tiger God by riding a tiger 😁
India reveres cows, but is also a major exporter of beef.
Is there a conflict between India's worship and its status as a major exporting nation? No, it's not. After all, it's India.
This novel isn't too far-fetched with reality.
I suggest the author check out the "Real India Series" on Bilibili; it's far more outrageous than your novel.
Have you ever been a cow? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions!
India exports 14,000 tons of beef annually, ranking fourth in the world.
Have you ever been a cow? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.