Egyptian Pharaoh: He Came Down from the Altar

Story TagEpic Fantasy｜Institutional Machiavellian Strategy｜Sweetness and Sadness Intertwined The upper part has been completed and the lower part is being updated every week. Top copy The Emperor of Eternity × The Sober Heroine If love has long been engraved in the undercurrent of three thousand years of alternation of royal power, engraved on the stone wall of Karnak Temple, and engraved in the curse of the soul-returning sacrifice - then it is not just a heartbeat. History books record Pharaoh's achievements, but they do not record his ending when he risked his life to love someone. From scheming against each other to entrusting each other with fate, from strategizing to being kings side by side, a fateful love that spans 3,500 years - dedicated to all those who believe in love. [Copywriting in the lower part] The ever-changing female protagonist × the cold male protagonist Sitia's biological mother died young, and she was driven out to the countryside by her stepmother when she was young. He watched helplessly as his stepmother robbed the family property, his sisters bullied him, and his father ignored him. On her deathbed, with nowhere to vent her resentment, Sitiya met Shen Xingran, who looked exactly like her. She held Shen Xingran's hand - she must seek justice for her, otherwise she will never have an afterlife as stated in the Book of the Dead. Later, Shen Xingran, who had long forgotten the past here, went back to Vanity Fair in the name of Sitia, beat his scumbag father to death, and went to court. But I don't want the scumbag dad to be so clever that he confuses right and wrong. With no way to retreat, Shen Xingran set off the table to build momentum, escalating a family scandal to the point of threatening the country's image - using public opinion as a knife to take back Sitia's family property. But Shen Xingran didn't know that in that court hearing, Visir (Prime Minister) was presiding over the court hearing, and the person sitting on the high platform was the pharaoh himself who had been sacrificed by her long ago. Weekly updates will start from July 17, 2026, so stay tuned! [Food guide for Nile trip] ——Based on the real history of the early days of Thutmose III's rule, such as the expansion of theocracy, imbalance of power structure, rebellion of neighboring countries, and gaps in personal emotional records, this is a fictional and original work on the history of the emperor's centralized power expedition. ——The male protagonist is Thutmose III, a real historical figure, known as the "Napoleon of Ancient Egypt". He was one of the greatest military commanders in the history of ancient Egypt, an outstanding politician of the 18th Dynasty and the founder of the Egyptian Empire. So, the story is purely fictional (I dare not make it up), and is divided into two parts, both of which are independent chapters. The upper part is based on the historical drama. Machiavellian tactics are not the background of love, but the only driving force for love. The tone of the lower part is relaxed, running in both directions, and the conspiracy still runs through it. ——The Machiavellian logic is based on the "divine right of kings" system in the New Kingdom of ancient Egypt (not Eastern Machiavellianism). It is a historical romance + Machiavellian story driven by the two-wheel drive of Pharaoh's centralization of power → foreign expeditions. ——The ultimate theme is how we choose to prove the inalienability of subjectivity in unequal power relations. ——No female competition, no love brain, all members are "evil"! ——The correct way to open It can be chewed slowly with BGM (such as Ender Güney's "Call of the North"). Don't be too quick, pay more attention to the deep feelings hidden in political decisions and hesitations. There may be your shadow in the story, or his shadow. I hope you all like it and happy reading! [Weibo: @iqixiahebankqixiazhao] There is a video of the male and female protagonists. [Douyin: @qixiahepan] There is a short video of the work. Story Reference Annals of Thutmose III Karnak Temple Series Supporting Inscription Translation Materials "The Battle of Megiddo and the Transformation of Military Strategy in the New Kingdom of Egypt" BBC documentary "The Battle of Megiddo" BBC "Ancient Egyptians Documentary" Barry Kemp, Ancient Egypt: Anatomy of a Civilization Carl Batzel "Early Hydrological Civilization: Environment and Agriculture in Ancient Egypt" Ian Shaw, The Oxford History of Ancient Egypt Liang Tongyao "Shenzhou·Late Period" Issue 10, 2020 The Status of Women in Ancient Egypt Documentary "The Discoverers of Egyptian Civilization" Baidu Encyclopedia, Wikipedia, Baidu Thutmose III Tieba information Ancient Egyptian politics, religion, economy and other related information All available historical materials and documentaries related to Thutmose III Purpose: Take control of your own destiny