Other people transmigrate, and so does she... But couldn't they at least have sent her somewhere decent? What was she supposed to do in Egypt three thousand years ago? Was this some kind of five-thousand-year history game?!
Above her is a beautiful mother with power and influence... who feels no affection for her.
Below her is an elderly minister who holds sway over the court... and wants to marry her.
And her only ally, the handsome pharaoh famous in history, kicked the bucket the moment she transmigrated.
Akhenamun was left in tears at the terrible hand she'd been dealt.
At the end of Egypt's Eighteenth Dynasty, the palace is in turmoil, neighboring states are watching hungrily, and the struggle between religious and royal authority continues in this vast empire, already beginning to decay.
If she doesn't fight for her future, death is her only option. If being a queen isn't enough, then let her become the ruler of this empire!
This story is also known as "Even a Vase Has Its Dignity" and "Don't Underestimate a Vase."
Couple: Tutankhamun
P.S. Neither the male nor the female lead is a good person. If that's not your thing, please click the X.
No ranking comparisons, please.
P.P.S. Work reassignment has kept me very busy before the New Year, so updates will be irregular. Please understand, and I'm truly sorry! Updates should return to their normal schedule after the New Year, so please look forward to it! Love you all!
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It's almost 10 years, madam, haven't you finished adjusting your work?
Don't be fooled d(?д??)
Come back, my dear! ! ! I want to see flames and roses ah ah ah ah ah ah ah
Tricked? No! ! ! !
In fact, the real Tutankhamun in history was a cripple. He was the product of close relatives. His parents were brother and sister...
When will the author's bacteria be updated? ? ? =
Nice! I hope it won't be a trap!
It is clear that Ramses I and his family worshiped Seth. Who is the male protagonist? Ayi died soon after he came to power, and then a great general came to power and died not long after that. Then Ramses I came to power, and the Nineteenth Dynasty came. The Hittites were the first country in West Asia to master and monopolize iron-making technology, and their military strength should not be underestimated. Egypt is so xenophobic. The male protagonist cannot be a foreigner. It seems that none of the locals are particularly powerful. Could it be Ramses I? Or is this the journey of an empress, with no CP throughout?
=-=The expression was swallowed! ! ! ! It feels great, keep up the good work =3=
It's almost 10 years, madam, haven't you finished adjusting your work?
Don't be fooled d(?д??)
Come back, my dear! ! ! I want to see flames and roses ah ah ah ah ah ah ah
Tricked? No! ! ! !
In fact, the real Tutankhamun in history was a cripple. He was the product of close relatives. His parents were brother and sister...
When will the author's bacteria be updated? ? ? =
Nice! I hope it won't be a trap!
It is clear that Ramses I and his family worshiped Seth. Who is the male protagonist? Ayi died soon after he came to power, and then a great general came to power and died not long after that. Then Ramses I came to power, and the Nineteenth Dynasty came. The Hittites were the first country in West Asia to master and monopolize iron-making technology, and their military strength should not be underestimated. Egypt is so xenophobic. The male protagonist cannot be a foreigner. It seems that none of the locals are particularly powerful. Could it be Ramses I? Or is this the journey of an empress, with no CP throughout?
=-=The expression was swallowed! ! ! ! It feels great, keep up the good work =3=