The Nile River, ancient Egypt, 2000 BC.
Renison lost her husband and took her daughter back to the home of her father, who was the high priest. Familiar surroundings and family seem to be the antidote to grief. Nothing seems to have changed: the two brothers with completely different personalities and their noisy wives, the spoiled younger brother, the wise grandmother, and the childhood playmates who are both brothers and friends...
At this time, his father suddenly married a young and beautiful stepmother. Her appearance broke the delicate balance of the family and cast a shadow of death on the entire family.
Renison's world begins to crumble around her.
"Slowly, gradually, like a dream, finally, death will come..."
Reader comments
I didn't expect Hori to be the ultimate winner, with money and love, I'm envious [Learned]
The ending is still shocking. Grandma's novel is a treat every time. The style is unique and different from Dao'er's, but I like both of them.
I especially liked the character of Renison, and I was impressed by her tenacity and courage in the face of difficult situations. The whole story was full of suspense and tension and kept me wondering how it would end. Moreover, the description of ancient Egyptian culture in the book is also very attractive, making me feel like I am in that mysterious era. All in all, "Death's End" is a good book worth reading and highly recommended!
Short and concise, it makes you forget to eat and sleep.
Nice. There are a lot of feminist ideas in the middle, which makes me feel comfortable, but it would be nice if no one chooses the ending!
Mystery novel yyds, although I never guessed it
This book is more like a family ethics thriller. The relationships between the characters in it are not uncommon in real life. Grandma must be particularly good at observing human beings and trying to figure out human nature.
I didn't expect Hori to be the ultimate winner, with money and love, I'm envious [Learned]
The ending is still shocking. Grandma's novel is a treat every time. The style is unique and different from Dao'er's, but I like both of them.
I especially liked the character of Renison, and I was impressed by her tenacity and courage in the face of difficult situations. The whole story was full of suspense and tension and kept me wondering how it would end. Moreover, the description of ancient Egyptian culture in the book is also very attractive, making me feel like I am in that mysterious era. All in all, "Death's End" is a good book worth reading and highly recommended!
Short and concise, it makes you forget to eat and sleep.
Nice. There are a lot of feminist ideas in the middle, which makes me feel comfortable, but it would be nice if no one chooses the ending!
Mystery novel yyds, although I never guessed it
This book is more like a family ethics thriller. The relationships between the characters in it are not uncommon in real life. Grandma must be particularly good at observing human beings and trying to figure out human nature.
Grandma can control any style, amazing👍