I'm an Officer in India
我在印度当阿sir
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 721k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
256Chapters
0Votes
30Recs
25Fans
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Reader comments 9
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The author took the Hong Kong drama and wrote it in India, starting with a police officer and an undercover gang. In India, as a Chinese, not a high caste and starting in a slum, you are naturally discriminated against in India.
It feels like I am pretending to be a comparison, or I am pretending to be a comparison in a place like India. It is completely out of place. I guess the author is very young! This book is probably going to be a hit
Basically, it is an AI article, and the author's cultural level is also poor. He doesn't understand common sense things, such as land deeds. What's the use of getting it? It's just like the house ownership certificate is useful for you.
The Chinese are the lowest caste in India, Shudras. If the protagonist is so crazy, he will end up being gang-raped by Asan.
This trick of cheating can't be used in every article.
Forget it, eunuch, author. You are an Indian Chinese. . .
Isn't this the Indian version of Feiyang Domineering?
It's awesome. The Three Kingdoms eat daddy and drink urine every day.
First look in the morning
No one has seen this book. I don't know what the author is like, so I clicked in to support it.