In modern Egypt, archaeologist Zhou Qishu read an inscription that subverted the academic world and fainted on the spot. In a coma, she became the protagonist recorded in the inscription - the goddess "Neferra" who was born from the Nile River.
Back in 1,000 BC, King Ji Ji of the Zhou Dynasty drowned in Luoshui, but was reborn in a sacred river in a foreign country. Goddess, Pharaoh, Queen Mother... She was forced to get involved in the fiercest power struggle, but she always had one obsession: to go home.
However, the journey home is more complicated than imagined. She accidentally created a new writing system by teaching the Pharaoh the language; the ancient jade around her neck seemed to resonate with the Nile River; and her encounter with Pharaoh Rahotep was recorded in inscriptions a thousand years later as a "disaster of chaos" that led to turmoil in the dynasty.
Modern and ancient times, archeology and personal experience, truth and records...
A decryption of civilization spanning three thousand years began with a reunion on the banks of the Nile.
Among the reflections of the river's microwaves, there are hidden secrets of time gaps and countless buried truths...
Purpose: To explore the writing of history and the cost of truth through civilized dialogue across time and space
