Lin Wan, a modern history student, unexpectedly becomes a sacrificial offering on an altar in ancient Egypt. At the brink of death, she catches the eye of the iron-fisted Pharaoh Ramses. From then on, he cherishes her above all else and loves her exclusively for the rest of her life. Bringing modern knowledge to ancient Egypt, she devises clever solutions to Nile floods, foils palace conspiracies, and helps the Pharaoh drive back the Hittite cavalry. From a lone girl in a foreign world, she rises step by step to become the Nile Goddess revered by the people of Egypt, ultimately crowned queen and ruling the land alongside the Pharaoh.
But no one knows that she did not transmigrate by accident. She is Subject 734, an experimental subject of the Bureau of Space-Time Management. After altering history, falling in love with the Pharaoh, and bearing his child, she becomes the target of the Bureau’s ruthless space-time erasers, with deadly threats closing in at every turn. When she is isolated, helpless, and on the brink of death, Aiton, the young man she once casually saved, travels a thousand miles to reach her. He swears to stay by her side as her shadow guard and vows to protect her with his life.
On one side is the domineering, devoted Pharaoh, who defies time and rules for her, declaring, “Anyone who touches her makes an enemy of all Egypt.” On the other is the silent, loyal shadow guard, who braves fire and water and risks his life for her, holding fast to his vow: “For the kindness of a single meal, I’ll repay you with my life.”
The pursuit across time has begun, and the course of history teeters on the brink. With the child in her womb in mind, love as her shield, and courage as her spear, Lin Wan stands shoulder to shoulder with Ramses and Aiton to fight the darkness from the future, protect the glorious Egypt of three thousand years ago, and preserve their world-shaking love.
The more I look at it, the more I look up to it