Archaeologist’s daughter Yu Linglong is cursed by the underworld after her father takes part in the excavation of a queen’s tomb. A mark of the other shore flower, a symbol of death, is branded on her forehead. Guided by a reclusive master, Linglong, her cousin Siyuan, and their friend Fuxing travel to Egypt in search of the “Emperor’s Blood,” which may be able to break the curse. By chance, the three transmigrate through time to Egypt’s New Kingdom, three thousand years in the past, where they meet the young Pharaoh Ramses II, who has only recently ascended the throne. Egypt is rich and beautiful, and its neighboring nations are eyeing it greedily. Libya, Assyria, Turkey, and Babylon all want to claim it for themselves. They also discover that the one behind the curse, the Dragon Gu, is Ramses II’s sister, Isabella, Queen of Lower Egypt, an incarnation of a demon from the underworld. Using their intelligence and modern scientific knowledge, Linglong and her companions help Ramses II conquer his foes on every front, ushering in a prosperous age. Feelings blossom between the two, and the Eye of Horus awakens memories of Ramses’s past life. Together, they find the ruins of Atlantis in the Eye of the Sahara. It turns out that Ramses II and Linglong were husband and wife in their previous lives, and rulers of Atlantis. They use an energy crystal to destroy Isabella’s evil spirit and lift the curse. They also unexpectedly find the long-lost ancient book The Book of the Dead, which says that the Emperor’s Blood can transcend time and enable reincarnation. In other words, only by killing Ramses II can Linglong and the others return to the modern era. Will she stay by the pharaoh’s side for love, or return to the present for her family? As love and hate intertwine, Atlantis is on the verge of collapse, yet Linglong cannot make up her mind...
