I am eating a Mango.
A Mango is being eaten by me.
In context; both lines sounds same, having a single mere meaning "A poor Mango became someone feed". Just after flippin first fifty pages of it, I found it bore; still carried. After going throug first part of this trilogy, I was super- excited to read it, but this 'oodles of zeal is dumped into disgrace of disappointment'. In simple words- The secret of Nagas is same. At all; As title illustrates, there is a secret to unleash. From very first page, every thing seems to be Crystal clear. No sign of curiosity either creativity, neither decent revelation. A child, who is addicted to bed time tells from grandparents, can even easily intrigue 'bout this novel, a #CopyPaste version of mythological Indian books. Amish, even not found it necessary to Change character name's. Not just Indian, but he too copied quotes(at least 50) from several other writers, which I easily figured out.
I think; there is no need to read the third part of this trilogy#TheOathOfVayuputras. If, I'm not wrong, it too could be same, as I anticipated. But just to Finnish this #Roller_Coaster_Reading_Experience. Probably, I'll hard-heartedly go over the left one tonight 'The oath of Vayuputras'.
A Mango is being eaten by me.
In context; both lines sounds same, having a single mere meaning "A poor Mango became someone feed". Just after flippin first fifty pages of it, I found it bore; still carried. After going throug first part of this trilogy, I was super- excited to read it, but this 'oodles of zeal is dumped into disgrace of disappointment'. In simple words- The secret of Nagas is same. At all; As title illustrates, there is a secret to unleash. From very first page, every thing seems to be Crystal clear. No sign of curiosity either creativity, neither decent revelation. A child, who is addicted to bed time tells from grandparents, can even easily intrigue 'bout this novel, a #CopyPaste version of mythological Indian books. Amish, even not found it necessary to Change character name's. Not just Indian, but he too copied quotes(at least 50) from several other writers, which I easily figured out.
I think; there is no need to read the third part of this trilogy#TheOathOfVayuputras. If, I'm not wrong, it too could be same, as I anticipated. But just to Finnish this #Roller_Coaster_Reading_Experience. Probably, I'll hard-heartedly go over the left one tonight 'The oath of Vayuputras'.
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