India in the Nineties: Taking the Brahmin Name

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It's a bit unreasonable. It didn't explain whether he is Chinese or Indian. And to be honest, he has no identity. Although he is wearing those clothes, it is difficult to write down later.

How to pretend? The protagonist is an international student and not an Indian. Although they are both yellow and colored, their looks are quite different. Even if he is an Indian, high caste Indians and low caste Indians look different.

Different castes in India cannot intermarry. They even look different. They are basically different races. They can be distinguished almost at a glance. How can they pretend to be different?

You can't pretend. How can you, a Chinese who has been educated since childhood, behave and have the mentality of a Brahmin who doesn't treat people as human beings?

Why do you want to write about India? Even Buddhism will disappear. The caste system is really the greatest punishment for mankind. It is really sad. Moreover, the style of this book is very different from your last one. (But so far, the writing is very good and attractive)

It's best to have a system. Without a system, it's difficult to do in India.

More than thirty chapters later, the identity issue has not been resolved yet. There are too many loopholes. How can I hold on to it later?

Brahma or Brahman, mild, moderate, severe, transcendent, India🤓

Isn't it so popular to have sex now? I write at 7 o'clock, and I also write on Pomodoro. I've almost finished writing the history, and now I'm starting to write about the city, right?