After touching an ancient bronze artifact in a museum, Lin Zhixia accidentally transmigrated to Egypt three thousand years in the past, becoming the “Woman from Another World” found by Pharaoh Kamsis III on the banks of the Nile. The snake-shaped birthmark on her waist matched the high priest's prophecy that she would bring Egypt its greatest heir. Forced to become the pharaoh's “divinely bestowed bride,” she was trapped in palace life like a bird in a gilded cage.
Kamsis III was an imposing and domineering ruler who waged wars across the land and tolerated no defiance, yet toward Lin Zhixia he revealed a complex mix of possessiveness and tenderness. He bound her body with golden chains, yet treated her to Egypt's most precious treasures. In the baths, he showed her affection; beside the throne, he concealed his tender devotion.
But this special favor stirred turmoil in the palace. Princess Amonna, resentful over her broken engagement, joined forces with the high priest of Amun's temple to close in on Lin Zhixia at every turn, even threatening to take her own life to frame her. To protect Lin Zhixia, Kamsis was willing to defy the temple. He even built her a shrine of her own and promised to take her all across Egypt.
Torn between longing for the modern world and a desire to escape, and the pharaoh's burning love and the life growing within her, Lin Zhixia struggled in the whirlpool of fate. The temple's shadow crept ever closer, and a storm over royal power, faith, and love was quietly gathering around these lovers from different eras.
It's quite interesting, but the emotional line between the female protagonist and the male protagonist is a bit strange (only my personal opinion) [Sending my heart]
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