Strange Tales of India's Dalits
印度达利特异闻录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 171k Words
- Subgenre
- Supernatural Folklore
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
82Chapters
0Votes
536Recs
29Fans
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Reader comments 18
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Have you ever been a Dalit? Some things are written randomly, and I take it for granted.
The Dalit Overlord
Physical book author?
The atmosphere is great and the writing is very good, but it feels difficult in the online writing circle.
It's interesting. I have been a Dalit in India for 325 years. I can say that the book is very vivid.
Everyone queues up to get the power of the author.
Grass jelly
Already tasted. This book must be Dingge Xiancao. The author has sophisticated writing style and may be a physical book master, otherwise the editor will not sign it. The rhythm is silky and engaging. It's a pity that the traditional Cthulhu style is not very popular as a web article. I can only say that you will earn it if you see it.
It's unimaginable that I would read this kind of book at the starting point 😭 The author is so amazing!
At first glance, I saw the title as "Indian Dali Garden" and thought it was a food article.
Support potential masterpieces! "Nuo Art Secret Records" came to visit and wish the work an early success🤭🌹🎁
As long as it is written in the first person, I basically don't want to read it.