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"Song of the Sand and the Sea" has troubled me for a long time. After reading this book, I feel relieved.

Although the subject matter is somewhat similar to Song of Sand and Sea, the plot is not as violent as Song of Sand and Sea. Song of Sand and Sea and this book are among the few novels that describe the story of Ramses and his queen. In short, I like it very much. It allows us to have more imagination about the love between Ramses and Nefertari and understand their story.

"No matter what method I use, I will definitely keep you and never let you leave." "I want to build a temple dedicated to the goddess Hathor..." "It is a man's duty to protect women. No matter what, I will protect you unharmed!" "No matter where you are from, I have identified you, and you will never be able to escape in this life!" "Ever since you appeared, there is only room for you in my eyes and heart. I can't even bear to look away from you, let alone staring at others?" "I acknowledge that you are the mistress of Upper and Lower Egypt. Your gentleness and wisdom make the gods infinitely happy. You will be the greatest wife and mother of gods. I love you." "In the eyes of outsiders, the most beautiful woman and the son of the god Ra are a match made in heaven, but in my eyes, you are Na Fei, the Na Fei who only belongs to me." That is to say, it is cruel to death and sweet to death. Whenever I can't stand it anymore, a two-level twist suddenly occurs, making me both love and hate her. I like the character of the female protagonist very much. The male protagonist is domineering and possessive. The main abuse is the second time the female protagonist travels. At that time, I wanted to kill the male protagonist, but later I saw that the male protagonist had a reason for abusing the female protagonist. Everything was for the female protagonist, and I really loved and hated him [angry]

This book is one of the few in Egyptian and has great stamina. After reading it, I am still immersed in this storyline. A love that has lasted for thousands of years, a love that has gone through trials and tribulations, and the two finally have their own love crystal. (My language expression skills are not very good, but I still want to praise it. It is really beautiful. If it doesn't look good, you are welcome to hack me along the network cable) [Like][Like]🙏🙏

This book reminds me of the comic "Song of Sand and Sea". The theme is similar and the storyline is somewhat similar, but it is more sadistic than this comic. All in all, it is not bad.

I thought it was quite sad, but half of it made me feel so sad that my heart almost broke into pieces. After watching it, I realized that Rameses had always loved Nafei. Na Fei saw Anka (necklace) for the first time, and her soul passed through Na Fei'er. The Pharaoh used some means to make Na Fei admit that he liked her, which was okay. Later, Nafei died of dystocia, and the second time I saw Anka was in a dress. Pharaoh was a little suspicious when he saw her at first, but he still did those sad things to Nafei. I was so angry that I wanted to pry his brain open and ask him if he could see that the person in front of him was Nafei, the person you loved most. Only later did I realize that Pharaoh was actually doing this to protect her. Pharaoh never loved other concubines. He only doted on his eldest daughters because they wanted younger brothers and sisters. This makes me very happy. The end is also a perfect ending. Envy Rameses' love for Nafi. The author writes very well, keep it up (ง •̀_•́)ง

Fairy tales are all lies, so why should I search for Ramses II and Nefertari? [Cry][cry][cry]

This one is particularly beautiful. I can only say that it is comparable to Song of the Sand and the Sea, and this is probably one I will watch again and again. I also like the plot very much. The love story between Naphi and Ramses touched me particularly. I really recommend you to watch it.

The Nile River is not only one of the birthplaces of the four ancient civilizations, but also the starting point of many love stories. The place where the story takes place already has a strong sense of mystery, which makes people have different expectations for love here. This is a mind-expanding novel. The hazy love between the three people and the unexpected emotional disputes are a feast for the eyes. In describing the details and characters of the novel, the author's writing style is smooth and logical, which makes the reading feel coherent. The love story between the protagonists and the personality characteristics of each character are vividly displayed on the page. They are not just facial expressions. Each character has flesh and blood and is endowed with a soul.

I read a set of Egyptian comics when I was studying. One day I found the comics on Tomato and accidentally searched for this book. Not bad.

This book not only brings endless imagination and dreams to readers, but also profoundly reflects the complex relationship between human nature, power and love. This is a romantic and gripping historical novel. The story is set in the ancient kingdom of the Nile Valley, telling the fate of the princess and her entanglement with the empire. Through meticulous description and rich historical background, the author brings readers into an ancient world full of mystery and charm. The story is full of suspense, adventure and love, making people unable to put themselves away.

It's a bit like Song of Sand and Sea, but the ending is together.

A book I read when I was a student and I have to re-read it every few years

I really like this novel and have read it many times

A good article about Egypt Travel, well written and with a perfect ending.

This should be the comic version of Daughter of the Nile, it's very nice [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]

Overall, it's pretty good, but I think it's a pity for Simut. If the heroine hadn't worn it, would he have been able to be with his Na Feier [I'm about to cry]

I watched it when I was in college, and now that I'm watching it again, it's still so fascinating. I thought it would be sad, but it's okay.

I quite like the plot, but the literary quality is not as good as "The Pharaoh's Beloved". I felt a little uncomfortable while watching it. Overall, it's good. I just want to watch it but can't get into it. It's quite uncomfortable.

The author gave me the ending I wanted, which made up for the sadness I felt after watching "Song of the Sand and the Sea". I love the author so much.

It's so beautiful, I can see drool flowing from my eyes

In a sense, it makes up for the regrets in Song of Sand and Sea. Having two children is a scene that Ivy has imagined. "You and I promise not to forget the afterlife even when we meet." The journey to find past lives also includes the story about Ramses II, "The Hidden Wife of Ramses" Ramses II made me very interested in Egypt. When I learned about Egypt in the junior high school textbooks, I was disappointed with the few words about Ramses II.

The extreme love story between Nafei, Ramses and Simut is both sweet and cruel. The author brings his own thoughts and does not arouse our interest in reading. It is not a mindless love story. I feel that the three people are representatives of truth, goodness and beauty. The article also writes some things related to Egypt, which actually allows readers to understand some interesting culture about Egypt. The author's writing is very good, the story line is very clear, the plot has ups and downs, and the logic is strict. I recommend everyone to read it.

It took me a day to read this book. It was a good read and I like the ending. Although the second time travel is no longer as Nefertari, luckily the two are together and the writing is good!

It's wonderful, the ending is wonderful, and the whole process is not abusive.

After reading it, I am still not satisfied with the love between Fei and Ramses.

It's really full of twists and turns, although some parts are a bit sadistic, but generally it's sweet! ! ! He He! ! !

The whole novel is really good. The plot is not mindless and sweet, but it is a little sadistic, but the whole plot makes people wonder what will happen next, so I can keep reading it and not get tired of it.

Except that the relationship develops a bit quickly, everything else is fine

This book gives a good ending