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Shiva Trilogy, Mehula - Utopia or the First Order

So I'm reading the Shiva Trilogy for the first time and is no one bothered by the system at Mehula? I mean they take children at birth and don't let them ever meet their parents. Like this sounds like some Star Wars First Order Eugenics shit.

First off, babies need their parents to grow up properly and there is no indication that this is a race of people other than humans, so like I said, human babies need their parents for them to develop properly. This society shouldn't function at all! Children need love and support and personal attention from the get go to develop into sane individuals and a school, no matter how friendly, cannot provide that. To say nothing of the post partum depression each and every woman in this country would be going through.

The children are raised in a standard system. Which, again, First Order.

Talking from a Doylist perspective, what was the author thinking in making this a system that actually functions even for a decade much less centuries? It doesn't seem like a biologically, psychological or philosophically sane society to be able to make any advancement in anything much less be the most advanced country that other people are jealous of.

Instead of advocating for respect for the lower castes the author makes it so that no one knows who the lower caste people are. But the root of the problem - disdain for lower classes remains.

This worldbuilding makes absolutely no sense!

A similar system I've seen was in Shadow and Bone, but even then children were tested at the age of ten, not taken at birth. And even then there is some leeway.

The author's intention confused me and this sound like the premise of a horror story rather than a hero's journey.

I read ahead on the wiki and apparently Shiva does go against the Meluhans but it's for something about Somras. I haven't gotten that far to know what it exactly is but to make some McGuffin the reason to fight the clearly bad Bad Guys seems weak.

Am I wrong? Coz I know this was a popular series. Did no one else see this? Was this addressed in the books? Why is no one horrified by the system?

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2) What’s next on your ‘to-read’ list? (Fan fiction or otherwise)

I am so behind on catching up on fics lately. Right now, I have a lot to catch up. Fanfiction - Hello, Sailor by @winchest09, Regret and Redemption by @jensengirl83, Life on Tour by @waywardbeanie

Otherwise I am thinking of reading an Amish Tripathi book (Immortals of Mehula). I don't know how it is but heard some good reviews.

5) What’s a crackship you love?

I am a non-shipper.

9) Fake dating or arranged marriage?

Thank you for the ask❤️

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Abhidnya Bhave Weds Mehul Pai | Wedding Album

Abhidnya Bhave Weds Mehul Pai | Wedding Album

Popular actress, entrepreneur Abhidnya Bhave tied the knot with the love of her life businessman Mehul Pai in an intimate ceremony. All the rituals from grahmakh to wedding have been very beautiful. Abhidnya Bhave had shared the pictures on the social media. As they say Fairy tales do come true, just like that Abhidnya Bhave and Mehula Pai’s wedding has been a real-life fairy tale. The couple…

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The fact that any sane society would think it up is insane to me. The supposed good guys are going through life First Order-ing their way through their own country. It would make some sense if it was someone else but WTF, this is insane in that it's stupid