Game of Gods of Egypt

An ever unpredictable fate, Is it just, used by the gods, A game that murders eternity? If, A sacrifice of noble blood, is it possible, May you bless me? But, Why use it? Maat, Come on replace, My little happiness? Before the unification of Upper and Lower Egypt, the kingdoms were divided and had constant disputes. In troubled times, Ansu Namei, the subjugated princess of Fashehel, was transformed into an ordinary boy by the magical maid Yi Feng. In the form of a man, she came to the side of Prince Hepoel of Shamra, whom she had a crush on for a long time and was known as the "Young Sun God". Shamra's outstanding and beautiful priest Shehotep, and Hepol's enchanting princess Hasura also appeared. How can she, who has lost her original female capital, rely on the power of the prince to realize her ambitions? How will the gods play this game, and will the chess pieces have the power to control their destiny? You Ask Me, I Ask Who? I am not happy to write about time travel. I will use the power and wisdom that ancient people can have to interpret this story. After all, it is a bit exaggerated to think that more than 3100 AD, people were blown up with gunpowder. All the details about Egypt will be rigorous, but the content and style, ho ho, wild and unconstrained, all depends on which adult I am following recently. The descriptions involving war may be closer to "Yin Ying", some of the modern humor may be COS Qingchuan, and the pretentiously deep descriptions of human nature are suspected of imitating Nalanda. Of course, if I can have some inspiration and accidentally write something as gorgeous as the size of the paper, I will thank God. In short, great authors on JJ, please bless your fans! At the same time, in the name of ancient Egypt, all sexual plots will become reasonable and legal. O God, what a just reason! Another note: This article can fully reflect my characteristics as a procrastinator. I first conceived it at least 12 years ago, and then started writing the first chapter 6 years later. After finishing it, I stopped writing again, but I have extremely strong backup skills, and the draft and the first chapter have been saved until now. More than half a year ago, on a whim, I started to continue writing, wiping away my sweat... I poured all the Egyptian materials I know into it, so it is absolutely inconsistent with historical facts. I just tried hard to create a feeling of Egypt that I love. It is purely a YY work, and I would like to dedicate it to the vast number of fans who are as deeply poisoned by "Daughter of the Nile" and "The Bank of the Red River" as I am.