A filming trip, a mysterious dagger, and a phrase about fate brought her to ancient Mesopotamia. From then on, her life changed beyond recognition.
Elam, Assyria, Babylon, and Egypt: ancient civilizations entwined in this era, while the emperors of a dying age waged war for her.
Among all those exceptional, peerless men, who truly belonged by her side? And who could make her leave everything behind to follow him?
Fate, love, pain, war, loss, betrayal: this was the destiny that belonged to her and him, impossible to evade and impossible to change.
Beside the beautiful Tigris and Euphrates, priests' incantations have echoed through eternity. In the heart of the Fertile Crescent, a love was born to span a thousand years.
(Xinda Xiaoli is also the author's real name and former pen name.)
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Lying. . . Damn this ending! I want to send the blade! At first, I thought the relationship between the male and female protagonists was very confusing, but I didn't expect that the ending was all happy, and then I was tortured to the point of being disgusting. . . . Ahhh
Hhhhhh so cute
I'm a bit new to this, I'm thinking about what I said a few years ago, I hope it will be better in the future
No matter how strong I am, I can't bear to torture her like this! ∏_∏
In order to protect the female protagonist, the male protagonist has good intentions... But he also tortures the female protagonist miserably...
Simple General Alexander, can't you see that your Majesty deliberately stayed in the arms of that slave? Haha~
It can be seen that a lot of effort was put into writing this article ~ Applause, applause ~ I have gained more knowledge ~
Until now, I would have mistakenly thought Yaro was the male protagonist. But looking at the title and introduction, it's obviously not the case~