Name: Tears of the Nile
Author: Young Master Deling

Synopsis

A thousand years ago, beneath a blood-red sunset on the banks of the Nile, the wind died down and the dust settled. Listen to the papyrus reeds softly singing the love song that has endured to this day. In 330 AD, Emperor Theodosius the Great of ancient Rome forcibly imposed Christianity. In the province of Syria, ancient Egyptian religion and culture teetered on the brink of extinction. With no way back, a group of scripture-reading priests set out to preserve their faith. Traveling the Silk Road to China, they adopted the surname Situ and put down roots.

In the present day, Situ Dan, a brilliant young archaeologist and descendant of the Situ clan, receives an invitation from an Egyptian archaeological team and unexpectedly sets off on a journey back to her ancestral homeland. Inside an unknown royal tomb, Situ Dan feels a mysterious summons and collapses. Her spirit, however, transmigrates to ancient Egypt, where she becomes the younger sister of Djoser, a wise and renowned Pharaoh. Egypt under King Djoser faces an existential crisis: neighboring Canaan plots an invasion, sending its beautiful princess ahead of its army. The bewitching princess of Canaan, the Pharaoh with a heart of ice, and the headstrong, stubborn Situ Dan are caught in an entanglement across time, unable to let one another go. The helplessness of love fading just as it reaches its height, the sorrow and struggle of a hero facing his final hour, the splendor and intrigue of the ancient Egyptian court, the secret hidden within the first pyramid, the blood and flames along the Nile: love and hate, life and death. Across the centuries, all that remains is the river of tears flowing into the Nile.

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"Whoever drinks the water of the Nile will return to Egypt" This love that spanned a thousand years made Nancy, a rigorous person who could think of all kinds of accidents in advance, never think of the final outcome, unexpected love, and unexpected ending.
67 likes3y ago
I feel so miserable, worse than Pharaoh's beloved concubine😂😂😂
31 likes5y ago
The writing is impeccable. The description of the environment is as beautiful as the literary works that appear in the reading comprehension questions. I just feel that the heroine cannot live without Zose. A very persistent and somewhat missionary interpreter of ancient Egyptian history.
25 likes3y ago
Where are the tears of the Nile, they are clearly my tears 😢 Why doesn't it have a good ending 😢
21 likes2y ago
So sad, my heart is shaken by their story spanning thousands of years. What is love? I once stubbornly thought that the male and female protagonists should be pure, and the female protagonist should remain calm. After being hurt again and again, I would even blame Nancy for always choosing to forgive as soon as she saw him. But in retrospect, everyone is human, and they can never be calm. As human beings, they can never escape love, hate, and obsession. I will die for you and live for you. A heart that beats for you even if it spans a thousand years. Love exists with the flow of the Nile.
14 likes3mo ago
I'm not old yet. Just read the first chapter. Why is it the same as before in "The Pharaoh's Beloved"? What is the relationship between the two? [What]
10 likes3y ago
The ending is not happy. Why can't he come through the coffin and meet each other after a thousand years?
9 likes3y ago
The plot of this book is so exciting! The heroine's time travel setting is very novel, and her experience in ancient Egypt also made me feel the charm of that era. The characters in the book are all very unique. The pharaoh's decisiveness and cruelty, and the heroine's recklessness and stubbornness are all impressive. Moreover, the love that spans thousands of years is also very touching, making people sigh for their fate. It is recommended that you also read this book, you will definitely have a different feeling!
6 likes2y ago
The beautiful language makes people feel immersed in the situation, and the feeling of desolation and desolation comes naturally. The story is touching and can't help but shed tears. After reading it, I feel that I have endless aftertaste and I am convinced. Excellent work!
6 likes3y ago
The disadvantage is that there is no introduction of history
4 likes1y ago

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