[This is the sequel to Love's Shadow on the Nile. The two books can be read independently, but together they tell the story of three generations of men in the Ramesses family, as well as Egypt's journey from the early days of the Nineteenth Dynasty to its golden age.]
[The full story has been revised. I'm still not putting it behind a paywall. I just wanted to fulfill a long-held wish.]
Cheng Xian is a wealthy second-generation jack-of-all-trades who loves handmade crafts. Her life goal is to live off dividends and be a happy couch potato. Even after she transmigrates to the ancient Egyptian kingdom thousands of years ago, all she wants is to use her soap-making skills to keep living the easy life.
Then she accidentally goes too far and catches the eye of a jerk.
For the sake of her rights and freedom, she has no choice but to team up with the current crown prince, User (Ramesses II). They become a fake couple and real business partners. To keep a firm hold on this powerful ally, she keeps introducing modern crafts like papermaking, printing, porcelain, and plant-based dyes. With these unique patented technologies and gentle economic measures, she helps Ramesses II continue domestic reforms, support commoners, and dismantle the entrenched nobility.
Cheng Xian: ...Wait, wait, wait. This isn't going as planned. What happened to my lazy life?
Scribe Yameni: Princess, the crown prince has gone missing while putting down a rebellion.
Cheng Xian: What the heck!!! Grab your weapons and come with me to the palace. I'm going to settle the score with those awful parents first!
(Author: See? Your lazy life got eaten by a dog.)
Many years later, when Cheng Xian sees that the famous Temple of Abu Simbel, supposedly built by Ramesses II for his beloved queen Nefertari and covered in roses, was actually built for himself, she finally understands in a daze what kind of history she has stumbled into, and how precious a love she has found.
Please add my new story to your collection: Amazon Queen
* The story doesn't take place in the Amazon. It uses the story of an "Amazon Queen" to express its central idea.
* Early on, it's about farming and raising animals in a primeval jungle. Later, it's about tribal conflicts and building a career. A story about a cast of women rising to power.
* Our goal: Build a matriarchal empire!
Theme: Fate is decided by heaven, but success takes hard work
Does Egypt believe in Athena? And they are all flower growers. If you believe in Mazu, there is nothing wrong with Wenquxingjun or anything hahahahaha
Emmm If it were me, it would be very easy to guess Ussel's plan. What kind of good bird can a child of the royal family be?
Oh my God! Is it a world where the sky is a red river bank? Super niche! I will see the series in jj in my lifetime
In order to consolidate their power, the upper-class rulers really use all their tools.
About 50%, "Xin Ran's subordinates"
It should be hieroglyphics, right? Isn't cuneiform written in ancient Babylon? [Let me be healthy] [Let me be healthy]
Hahahahahaha, it's so miserable. The life of the rich second generation is gone.
"Ussel's Heavy Duty" is a big bug for the author~ This should be Seti, right?
The rest is a bit confusing and ends hastily. Watching it once is enough.
As expected of you, Laer, the great architect