Once it comes, make peace with it. Who is Cleopatra? She is just an apocalyptic flower, and I am the real Cleopatra. But... Where did this golden-haired girl Carol come from? And this bald priest Immorton looks really familiar...
Reader comments
I like this book very much, the writing is very real. I saw Isis's domineering yet kind-heartedness. I think of Carol, whom I liked when I was a child. Now that I have grown up, I want to live like Isis in this book.
The author's writing is good, which is rare. Unlike other time-travel novels, it is like a dream or an autobiography, where you gain far more than you lose. The plot development in the front is too slow, and the later parts are more rushed. The main plot is still very good, but sometimes it is difficult to understand. It's still recommended [currently in development]
Go round and round, whatever is yours is yours, and if it's not yours, you can't force it.
Overall, it's not super exciting yet, but the plot is quite good. I still want to give full marks to the novels I like to read. The writing style is also quite special. It feels a little weird, but the plot makes up for it. I hope the heroine can be happy, after all, there are too many things to worry about (›´ω`‹)
Meal replacement, I like the character of the heroine very much, and I also love CP Immorton. I have been looking for similar books, but I was not very satisfied until I met this one.
I stayed up late watching it, and I felt like the impermanence of life is like a large intestine wrapping a small intestine. Overall, it was good, but accidents happened frequently, which is a bit of an unspeakable regret...
Although the ending is a bit unexpected, the author has done a good job on the subject of Egypt. I hope to see a new chapter from the author again.
The ending is sudden but not abrupt, the plot is exciting and worth reading.
Finally found Immorton's food
Recommended, the official version is removed but it is acceptable
Bald priest with boundless power!
Super super pretty
Not bad. It blends in quite well.
It's super good. I stayed up late to watch it [laughing][laughing][laughing]
The final outcome is endlessly imaginable
Sour and refreshing, so sour and refreshing, experiencing the seven emotions and six desires of mortals. Luxurious, too luxurious, loved by priests, pharaohs, little cuties in distress, and bad foreign princes.
It feels a bit like a diary, with an ancient feel, but the depth is still good.
The ending is actually pretty good. Who is the person in the box? Could it be Carol? The author probably deliberately left these two questions to the readers' imagination.
I like this book very much, the writing is very real. I saw Isis's domineering yet kind-heartedness. I think of Carol, whom I liked when I was a child. Now that I have grown up, I want to live like Isis in this book.
The author's writing is good, which is rare. Unlike other time-travel novels, it is like a dream or an autobiography, where you gain far more than you lose. The plot development in the front is too slow, and the later parts are more rushed. The main plot is still very good, but sometimes it is difficult to understand. It's still recommended [currently in development]
Go round and round, whatever is yours is yours, and if it's not yours, you can't force it.
Overall, it's not super exciting yet, but the plot is quite good. I still want to give full marks to the novels I like to read. The writing style is also quite special. It feels a little weird, but the plot makes up for it. I hope the heroine can be happy, after all, there are too many things to worry about (›´ω`‹)
Meal replacement, I like the character of the heroine very much, and I also love CP Immorton. I have been looking for similar books, but I was not very satisfied until I met this one.
I stayed up late watching it, and I felt like the impermanence of life is like a large intestine wrapping a small intestine. Overall, it was good, but accidents happened frequently, which is a bit of an unspeakable regret...
Although the ending is a bit unexpected, the author has done a good job on the subject of Egypt. I hope to see a new chapter from the author again.
The ending is sudden but not abrupt, the plot is exciting and worth reading.
Finally found Immorton's food Recommended, the official version is removed but it is acceptable Bald priest with boundless power!
Super super pretty
Not bad. It blends in quite well.
It's super good. I stayed up late to watch it [laughing][laughing][laughing]
The final outcome is endlessly imaginable
Sour and refreshing, so sour and refreshing, experiencing the seven emotions and six desires of mortals. Luxurious, too luxurious, loved by priests, pharaohs, little cuties in distress, and bad foreign princes.
It feels a bit like a diary, with an ancient feel, but the depth is still good.
The ending is actually pretty good. Who is the person in the box? Could it be Carol? The author probably deliberately left these two questions to the readers' imagination.