This is a reincarnation sadomasochism novel that uses the Geminid meteor shower as a time contract and the Eye of Horus as a soul token. In Thebes, ancient Egypt, a humble slave and an aristocratic girl could not fall in love due to class separation. The boy was buried at the temple construction site, and his bracelet was buried deep in the soil. Thousands of years later, he was reincarnated in Athens, ancient Greece, where a general and his best friend's wife broke through the world and fell in love, but were trapped in war and fate. They both died and their souls returned to the Aegean Sea. The deep love between the two lives ended with parting. The meteor shower witnessed every encounter and farewell, and the Eye of Horus imprinted the soul bond of life after life. From the heavy rain in the Nile River to the evening breeze in the Aegean Sea, from the distant gaze of slaves and nobles, to the stay of generals and women, identities change, time and space flow, but what remains unchanged is the obsession and love engraved in the soul. The work uses tragic aesthetics as the background, integrates ancient Egyptian and ancient Greek civilizations, and writes about a fateful love that spans three thousand years and two reincarnations. In the end, the third reincarnation returns to modern times. The male protagonist is the heir to Forbes' top oil and mining group and has the birthmark of the Eye of Horus on his wrist. The female protagonist is a top archaeological scholar at Oxford University, focusing on the study of ancient Egypt and ancient Greece. The two reunited by fate at the archaeological site of the Nile River due to the Eye of Horus cultural relics unearthed. The memories of their past lives were constantly awakened. After coincidence and confirmation of their hearts, they finally fulfilled their three-life promise in the Aegean Sea in Athens and successfully ended the reincarnation fate of three thousand years of love.
