Book 107 of the New Heaven Chronicles of Egypt: Now and Past

About This Novel

"Egypt Now and Past", the 107th volume of the mythological masterpiece "Xintian Ji" (a series of 120 novels), is written by the outstanding contemporary Chinese novelist Zhou Jingfeng. Liu Feipeng, the great emperor of Huashan, was ordered to go to Egypt as an envoy. He took his wife, children and divine generals to station on the banks of the Nile River and built the "Huaxia Garden" to connect civilization. When he first came to a foreign land, the gods were full of suspicion. Horus questioned his purpose of coming, and the god Ra looked at him coldly. He neither fights nor disturbs, builds trust in people's livelihood, sows symbiotic wheat, and helps the souls of the dead return home. Faced with the chaos in the underworld, the resumption of kingship, and the resurgence of chaos, he held the Zhenyue Seal and combined the power of the gods to turn conflicts into friendship. From estrangement to co-governance, from misunderstanding to alliance, a cross-civilization dialogue is slowly unfolding between the Yellow River and the Nile River.

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