Xida transmigrated to ancient West Asia, where a handsome man, tall and dressed in finery, grabbed her.
He said he was a prince of Hittite, and that he was hunting for the runaway Golden Princess.
He branded her ankle with a slave mark and announced with satisfaction that he was now her master.
With no choice but to bow her head under another's roof, Xida disguised herself as a man and became the prince's lackey.
The prince was quite fond of his newly acquired little slave.
But... he ran away.
The prince went fishing for someone in the sea.
Xida rescued someone from the sea.
When two timelines crossed,
an incredible story began.
Prince: "Be my slave and pledge me your loyalty."
Xida: "Sorry, you fished up the wrong person. I want to go home."
A few pointers before reading: 1. An original transmigrated heroine. 2. The story begins with the prince fishing someone out of the sea. It follows an original plotline and is easy to follow. 3. No historical research or fact-checking here, just the author's imagination.
----Coming Soon: The Female Secret Guard----
Dian Yu transmigrated into the body of a secret guard. Cautiously slacking off in this high-risk job, she hoped to hang on until the day she could retire in peace.
Perhaps she was too good at staying alive. On the journey to escort Young Master Luan Yi as a hostage to another state, she became the only assassin left alive.
"You abandoned me? You dare betray me? Who bribed you?" Luan Yi cried, shocked and furious.
Now was the time to leave, so Dian Yu rolled her eyes and snapped, "I've put up with your high-and-mighty, self-important attitude for ages. And with a temper like yours, do you think there's even one thing about you that people could like?"
"I've wanted to tell you for ages: I quit. I'm done, understand?" Saying it swept away all her pent-up frustration, leaving her feeling refreshed and clearheaded.
But the more satisfying it was to make that declaration, the more painful the face-slapping would be. In the end, she was forced to keep hanging on in the same job.
After Young Master Yi returned from serving as a hostage, he ascended the throne and issued two decrees. The first was to marry Miss Jiang into the royal family as his queen. The second was to make a maid at his side a secondary consort.
Everyone had expected the first and knew it was a foregone conclusion. The second, however, provoked widespread discussion. Many said the king must be rewarding the maid for her loyal service while they were in the enemy state.
"I know you're proud and unwilling to be beneath anyone. From now on, you'll be my secondary consort, no longer a servant. Will that let you feel at ease?"
The newly appointed secondary consort stomped on the decree and stabbed the king.
She laughed scornfully. "A secondary consort? Whoever takes that title is a dog."
She had thought they were soulmates, only for him to turn around and marry the woman he had always loved. All she could think was, what rotten luck.
"I don't need your damn reward. I just want the payment you promised." She shot him a sidelong glance. "What? Can't Young Master Yi pay up, so you're trying to wriggle out of it with this secondary-consort title?"
Theme: Face every hardship head-on.
It's quite good, it's been finished for several years, and now it seems that although there are some inconsistencies, it is still very durable, the logic is reasonable, not crazy, and the characters are basically intact. Although it is a bit strange later, it is still acceptable. I read the comics of Daughters of the Nile in junior high school. My favorites at the time were Ryan and Izmi. It was really amazing, especially Izmi, and I especially liked the costumes of their country. I thought Carol was wearing it at the time. It was especially beautiful when I was wearing a wedding dress from many countries, but this prince has always been very calm. His calm analysis and calculation make this man completely different from the romantic and impulsive Pharaoh. Maybe Carol prefers this kind of thing. It's a pity for him. In the original plot, Ryan also shot Izmi, and this man just dug out the bullet without anesthesia. At that time, he was running around arresting Carol, which made me feel a little distressed. The article written by the author may indeed be poorly researched in some places. It turns out that the popularity of the Daughter of the Nile comics is not entirely due to the love story of Carol and Memphis, but more to the rich geographical knowledge, exotic customs and a small history of West Asia. However, the author is commendable in that he allows us to see some of the shortcomings of the Daughter of the Nile from many other aspects. When I was in junior high school, I never realized that it was What's wrong with diverting the river when he saved Carol and Memphis? What's wrong with burning the Tower of Babel and some houses? I admire Carol for thinking of these things; Carol can risk his life for a child who fell into the water, but he can also flood the city for himself and Memphis. This so-called kindness makes me reflect. As a person who has received nine years of compulsory education in the new era, I cannot agree with three views - love above all else. It is impossible to imagine those who lost their lives in these disasters. They also lost their loved ones, parents, and friends. Therefore, every author who writes an article must hold the pen in his hand and warn himself - do not easily murder the civilians who are working hard to live in the story. They can be witnesses of the protagonist's love, but do not become cannon fodder for the protagonist's love! !
Hahaha, dedicated channel for Kairol
God bless me, I hope my queen can't speak Japanese, French, Italian... [Laughing and crying]
Virgin blood... I seem to know something terrible, Izmi, are you so crazy? XX
The prince actually held back, forcing himself
After reading it, I can't bear to leave it🥲
This sweet life is really too short T^T
A group of female authors have always regarded Izumi as the object of their sexual fantasies, hahaha! But Izumi said that I only love Carol in heaven and on earth. Please give me Carol.
The author writes too sensibly. The prince's love for the heroine is accumulated bit by bit, but it feels like Heda said that it is just unwillingness and a shallow love for her like the daughter of the Nile. I thought the author would torture the prince and let him know that he loved Hida deeply, but he didn't write it like this. I saw Hida's affection for the prince, but it was like a friendship with Kim. I didn't see love, and even Hida's psychological description didn't write much about this aspect. The problem is, the love between the two people I saw is too weak. You will understand that the whole article is so rational. When the prince went to get the bullet, Hida broke out I love you. In my personal opinion, it was like a drama, exaggerated and unreal. She shouted the prince, I love you dryly. But as a reader, I can't even feel her inner pain and struggle. It was like watching a bloody drama, and I felt extremely jealous. But in terms of writing style, I think the author did a good job, but he failed to describe the psychology between the male and female protagonists and the feeling of love. The writing is very sensible. After reading so much, this is my personal conclusion.
It's quite good, it's been finished for several years, and now it seems that although there are some inconsistencies, it is still very durable, the logic is reasonable, not crazy, and the characters are basically intact. Although it is a bit strange later, it is still acceptable. I read the comics of Daughters of the Nile in junior high school. My favorites at the time were Ryan and Izmi. It was really amazing, especially Izmi, and I especially liked the costumes of their country. I thought Carol was wearing it at the time. It was especially beautiful when I was wearing a wedding dress from many countries, but this prince has always been very calm. His calm analysis and calculation make this man completely different from the romantic and impulsive Pharaoh. Maybe Carol prefers this kind of thing. It's a pity for him. In the original plot, Ryan also shot Izmi, and this man just dug out the bullet without anesthesia. At that time, he was running around arresting Carol, which made me feel a little distressed. The article written by the author may indeed be poorly researched in some places. It turns out that the popularity of the Daughter of the Nile comics is not entirely due to the love story of Carol and Memphis, but more to the rich geographical knowledge, exotic customs and a small history of West Asia. However, the author is commendable in that he allows us to see some of the shortcomings of the Daughter of the Nile from many other aspects. When I was in junior high school, I never realized that it was What's wrong with diverting the river when he saved Carol and Memphis? What's wrong with burning the Tower of Babel and some houses? I admire Carol for thinking of these things; Carol can risk his life for a child who fell into the water, but he can also flood the city for himself and Memphis. This so-called kindness makes me reflect. As a person who has received nine years of compulsory education in the new era, I cannot agree with three views - love above all else. It is impossible to imagine those who lost their lives in these disasters. They also lost their loved ones, parents, and friends. Therefore, every author who writes an article must hold the pen in his hand and warn himself - do not easily murder the civilians who are working hard to live in the story. They can be witnesses of the protagonist's love, but do not become cannon fodder for the protagonist's love! !
Hahaha, dedicated channel for Kairol
God bless me, I hope my queen can't speak Japanese, French, Italian... [Laughing and crying]
Virgin blood... I seem to know something terrible, Izmi, are you so crazy? XX
The prince actually held back, forcing himself
After reading it, I can't bear to leave it🥲
This sweet life is really too short T^T
A group of female authors have always regarded Izumi as the object of their sexual fantasies, hahaha! But Izumi said that I only love Carol in heaven and on earth. Please give me Carol.
The author writes too sensibly. The prince's love for the heroine is accumulated bit by bit, but it feels like Heda said that it is just unwillingness and a shallow love for her like the daughter of the Nile. I thought the author would torture the prince and let him know that he loved Hida deeply, but he didn't write it like this. I saw Hida's affection for the prince, but it was like a friendship with Kim. I didn't see love, and even Hida's psychological description didn't write much about this aspect. The problem is, the love between the two people I saw is too weak. You will understand that the whole article is so rational. When the prince went to get the bullet, Hida broke out I love you. In my personal opinion, it was like a drama, exaggerated and unreal. She shouted the prince, I love you dryly. But as a reader, I can't even feel her inner pain and struggle. It was like watching a bloody drama, and I felt extremely jealous. But in terms of writing style, I think the author did a good job, but he failed to describe the psychology between the male and female protagonists and the feeling of love. The writing is very sensible. After reading so much, this is my personal conclusion.
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