Rebirth of India: a Sacred Cow Can Also Be a Police Chief

Have you ever tasted Indian beauty? Just dare to write, take it for granted.

This is the first book I've seen about being an animal in India. Good guys, the four top mythological beasts in Indian mythology are almost ready. When will there be another Garuda who can transform into a bird? When will there be another Danshesha who can transform into a snake? Haruman who transforms into a monkey is already there. I have already seen two books about the one who transforms into a cow.

North India is more chaotic, semi-colonial and semi-feudal, with countless crimes caused by foreign capital building factories, local warlords and gentry. In the wrath of Rama, the common people were tied to cars, invaded and finally killed. What is outrageous is that the squire who committed evil can also increase his prestige and become an official. I would like to give the author a small suggestion. In the middle and later stages, the focus will be on Northern India to eradicate those cancers one by one.

A very good urban novel with very exciting content.

I clicked in out of curiosity, and I was unexpectedly surprised. This book is really well written.

I was deeply attracted from the beginning. I like reading this kind of urban novel the most.

It's a very interesting idea to think of India as a sacred cow. The status of the sacred cow is quite high, and it is indeed more reasonable to help solve the case.

The imaginative settings are so eye-catching! Reborn as a sacred cow, use the system to solve crimes. The sacred cow and the police officer team up wonderfully to perform outrageous and exciting crime pursuits on the streets of India. The rhythm is brisk, the laughter and suspense are flying together, and you can immerse yourself in the thrill of solving crimes from the perspective of the sacred cow.

After reading it, I have a better understanding of India. India is always so weird. I can only say that the more you understand India, the more you will be shocked by the weirdness of India.

The plot has a great rhythm and is attractive. The characters are well-drawn and the characters are realistic and vivid. It's pretty good and worth watching.

Aren't things in India like shit everywhere? Even if I turn into a cow, I still feel like I can't eat it.