Lin Yue, a Ph. D. From the Department of Archeology at Peking University, accidentally fell into a crack during an inspection at the Karnak Temple in Egypt and traveled to the 18th Dynasty of ancient Egypt (14th century BC). The scarab amulet she carries is engraved with a prophecy: "When the daughter of the Nile descends from the gate of fire and stars, the throne will fall and the gods will awaken."
She was brought before Pharaoh Kheppur - a young monarch forgotten by history, handsome, domineering, and unfathomable. Khepur imprisoned her in the palace, neither believing in her identity nor able to ignore the power of the prophecy.
Lin Yue found herself caught up in a complex palace conspiracy: there was an invasion by the Xitai in the north, a rebellion by the Nubians in the south, and there were people inside who coveted the throne. She must find a way to return to modern times before the magic of the scarab talisman dissipates (about 40 days), otherwise she will be torn apart by time.
Under the persecution of Pharaoh's Queen Nefertari, Lin Yue successfully escaped from prison and found the secret chamber of Karnak Temple with the help of her maid Tali. At sunrise on the winter solstice, she opens the time channel and returns to modern times.
Under the persecution of Pharaoh's Queen Nefertari, Lin Yue successfully escaped from prison and found the secret chamber of Karnak Temple with the help of her maid Tali. At sunrise on the winter solstice, she opens the time channel and returns to modern times.
Before leaving, she left a letter to Pharaoh. Years later, she discovered a newly unearthed scarab amulet in a display case in the National Museum. It read in words carved by the Pharaoh himself: "Daughter of the Nile, I am waiting for you on the other side of time."
The writing is smooth and doesn't drag.
The writing is good, but it seems a bit immature.