Xu Lijing, a 996 office drone from the 21st century, is tempted by a bargain time-travel package and transmigrates to Egypt's 17th Dynasty in 1350 BC. The rigid civilization of ancient Egypt, the brutal Assyrians, the treacherous Kassite Babylonians, the mighty Hittites... The great powers of the ancient world unfold before him. In an age of ignorance and blood and sand, across vast lands of mountains and seas, he will write a magnificent heroic epic!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The author is a bit mentally retarded, but he knew he was about to travel through time, so he wrote it with his inner quality.
It feels like the male protagonist's IQ is low, and the butler believes everything he says? That guy doesn't look like a good person at first glance.
Isn't this plot a bit slow?
I thought the wind was blowing in Mondstadt
Author, you can check out Lao Laowang's Where Should We Go?
Tutankhamun became pharaoh at the age of 9. No one competes with him for position
Should the protagonist be a pharaoh or not? And do more politics and less invention. If you take too big a step, you can easily pull off the egg. Gunpowder is a bit redundant. Not as good as a crossbow
I remember that Tutankhamun and his wife were still very loving. This pharaoh was unlucky and died in a car accident. Her wife was also his sister and seemed to suspect that the prime minister and the others had killed the Pharaoh. Not willing to marry the prime minister. So he wrote a letter to the emperor of the Hesha Empire, hoping to pay a lot of money for a son. Brothers, please learn more about the history of ancient Egypt. Ancient Egyptian civilization was still very brilliant. Its disappearance is regrettable and understandable.
Commentary on Chapter 2 Crossing in "The Wind Rises the Nile" written by Kamau.
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