
A Dream of Ancient Egypt
古埃及迷梦
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 191k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Ancient Era
- Updated
- 15y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
70Chapters
315Favorites
8.0Score
1Nutrient gifts
1.5kClicks per chapter
113Comments
In booklists 1
Reader comments 47
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I saw a comment from ten years ago and it turns out I was ten years late... I read it all in one go today and was lucky enough to discover Dada's work. I really like the story with the Egyptian background and the writing is so sweet that I actually cried. I like Dada for someone like me who can't bear the abuse. It's great news. I watched Pharaoh's Beloved Concubine not long ago. It's really good-looking, but my whole body was sore from the abuse. Now I finally found a cure for Dada in Jinjiang QAQ
I give you love written in B. C. Well... This is my first time to write a long review. I have been thinking about it for a long time and never knew what to write. Finally, I decided to write down my thoughts on pursuing the article for such a long time. First of all, there is no doubt that the author has made sufficient preparations for "Dreams of Ancient Egypt". I know that she must have checked a lot of information. Regardless of whether the plot of the novel is good or bad, the author's efforts must be praised. I have read "The Pharaoh's Beloved" by Yusei a long time ago. It was also the only ancient Egypt time-travel novel I had read before reading "Dreams of Ancient Egypt". To be honest, I didn't like "The Pharaoh's Beloved" (fans, please don't PIA) because the heroine in it was very different and made me feel very uncomfortable. She should be called "Mary Sue", right? The heroine's "Mary Sue" and the hero's "love beauty more than country" are almost inevitable for authors who write ancient Egypt time travel novels. All they can do is to minimize them. A similar situation occurred at the beginning of "Dreams of Ancient Egypt". The heroine became the pride of that era, while the male protagonist was crazy about love (this word seems a bit...). To be honest, at the beginning, I really didn't like it. Later, several relatives mentioned this problem, and the author has been working very hard to correct it. In the middle period, there is really a significant improvement. Perhaps the male and female protagonists have changed due to the bad environment, and they have become no longer frivolous. One after another "palace scheming" is performed in turn, and the plot has become much more interesting. Let's talk about the paragraphs of the novel. When reading ancient Egypt time-travel novels, you can guess the general content even before you start reading. Therefore, at this time, the comparison is with the author's writing style. The paragraphs of "Dreams of Ancient Egypt" do not have gorgeous and cumbersome modifications. I feel that the sentences are simple, simple and clear, and the content is very clear. This is also a great advantage of the author - follow his own heart and not get lost in the magnificence of literary talent. Finally, let's talk about the ending. A slightly more responsible author would definitely feel a certain amount of pressure when writing novels related to real history. Because of my sense of responsibility, I will definitely not be able to accept the cost of tampering with history to achieve a grand and grand love, which is basically a fictitious love across the world. In "Dreams of Ancient Egypt", R2 and Iser eventually separated, and R2 completely forgot about Iser's existence, thinking that the person he loved most was Nefertari. Seeing this, I think there are many loyal readers who sighed like me, and even wished that Nefertari and Pasar would be thrown into the eighteenth level of hell and never be reincarnated. However, this is history, and no one can change it. After seeing the ending, I thought of a lyric from Jay Chou's "Love in B. C.", "The love I give you is written in B. C…" R2 engraved his love for Yisser on BC. Three thousand years later, although Yisei left R2, his heart also had support and he walked away from the impossible secret love in modern times. I hope the author will continue to work hard and write better articles. Midnight Rain Sherry 2011.08.17. At home.
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Just gone? It's even scarier than seeing the recurring verification codes when I leave a message!
No, many of them can't be connected.
What kind of bullshit, some of the writing is not up to par. It's cloudy and foggy.
Ramses suddenly appeared, the legendary man who lived for ninety-two years?
No sadness or joy, the drama is indeed a drama! I feel it, time travel is such a tragedy, I don't blame you!
Hey hey hey, is this the end of it =mouth=! ! ! ! Why didn't Ramses and Ise talk to each other in the future? And I've always been curious about how Ramses could have a side story after Iser disappears! ! It ends like this and feels very unsatisfying QAQ
In modern times, let Yi Se forget Wang Zhe (the King)! Let Pasar love her, because he owed her a thousand years ago. It is best to let Yise forget about R2. R2 is too much, woo woo ||