It all began with a dream...
A young Pharaoh who had fallen on hard times, and a researcher devoted to studying his life
met in a dream.
She stayed by his side through the hardest years of his life,
teaching him the breadth of vision and strategic thinking expected of an emperor.
Then she quietly disappeared, and he never encountered her again.
A thousand years later, all that remains of the legends about the Pharaoh
can be glimpsed at Karnak Temple, standing alone in the desert.
The prayers chanted by the priests have also faded into the wind.
Who still remembers the love the young man once dared not speak of?
O, you unique god,
you are the radiant moon.
O, you unique god,
you are the shining moon.
I come to your side.
I will follow behind you.
I will gaze upon your face every day.
May I not be hindered or driven away,
like all those who have earned your favor.
May my body be reborn through your radiance.
You are my master, and you have granted me all of this.
In short, this is the story of a mature-minded woman who encounters Thutmose III, a boy who had yet to rise to power a thousand years ago, and gradually teaches him to become a worthy emperor.
As for how he comes to excel, that depends on his own growth.
I've always wanted to write a different kind of story about a pharaoh.
My interest in ancient Egypt began during a summer vacation in middle school, when I read Daughter of the Nile. The manga gets more and more melodramatic, but I'm grateful to the author for giving me such a dreamy summer~
The heroine having no language barrier is also a golden finger the author took the lazy way out and gave her, haha.
Because the author is busy with work for the third time, updates will temporarily be every other day. Once things settle down, daily updates will resume.
Spoiler alert upfront: this is not a single-couple story, so proceed with caution if that bothers you.
Premise: A Pharaoh-raising Project
Today I went to see an exhibition of ancient Egyptian artifacts. In Tutankhamen's exhibition hall, as soon as I walked in I saw what Carter said when he first peeked into Tutankhamun's tomb, "Yes, there are some magical things." This sentence that once appeared in the main text of this article suddenly appeared in front of me, which was really touching. This exhibition also includes the seated figure in Figure 3, beautiful things that once could only be appreciated through photos. At this time, there is only a piece of transparent glass separating me. I can gaze at them quietly, and the marks imposed by craftsmen and time are clearly visible. There are so many beautiful and splendid civilizations on this planet that have existed side by side with the Chinese civilization at different times. It is really a surprising, touching and joyful thing. I'm so satisfied today^ ^I'm just really tired, so I'll go back to the hotel and collapse...
Continuing from the previous comment www, let me go back to the author. When I first read the information, I thought that Thutmose officially took over the throne when he was 32 years old. In this way, he reigned for 54 years and was over 80 years old when he died. There is also a second theory, that he officially took over the throne at the age of 23 and died at the age of 56. In this case, he actually ruled for 54 years starting from the age of two. Whatever I really like reading this kind of novels, especially after learning about the history of Egypt, I feel that Thutmose is much better than La Er in terms of civil and martial arts (sorry La Er), but La Er feels that more of his works are more Mary Sue, and Figure 3 feels like a serious drama. Also, I am looking forward to your writing of Huo Qubing!!! (I also really like Huo Qubing. No Chinese can help but like him!!!
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From the Yin Shang Dynasty to the Western Zhou Dynasty, the secular kingship of Seris successfully won the right to interpret the divine power. Akhenaten would probably be envious, haha. The author can later consider drawing on the experience from the Western Zhou Dynasty to Lao Qin and the situation in ancient Egypt to gradually integrate reforms. As mentioned in the article, in order to deal with the priest group, it is feasible to use a military merit system similar to that of the old Qin people to quickly win over the middle and lower classes and slaves. However, historically the priest class of ancient Egypt was different from the shamans of the Shang and Zhou dynasties. The shamans of the Shang and Zhou dynasties were not as powerful as the priests of the god Amun in ancient Egypt. I look forward to the tug-of-war between the forces of the heroine and the hero and the priests.
I'm so happy to see the article with the third picture!!! And the writing is really great, which made me read it with special concentration. The ending is also very beautiful. I'm very happy to come across such a novel!!!
It makes me so angry! Why is Metty like this!
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It turns out that the male protagonist had a wife and children. I thought he finally refused marriage for the female protagonist. I can understand it, but I feel like I was thrown cold water on him. The separation of more than ten years is really not worth it.
It is difficult to change the fate of ancient Egypt. It depends on how the heroine assists the hero.
The author will most likely be busy after the holidays. In order to keep updating, we will update every other day during the May Day period. Try to save as many drafts as possible. Please be considerate and kowtow to everyone, little cuties.