The Pharaoh's Divine Eagle I: King of the Nile

Golden sunlight streams through the skylight into the exquisitely carved golden coffin. Countless divine eagles seem to have been summoned, surging in through the narrow passage. Their beating wings scatter countless feathers that glimmer in the sunlight. She awakens from the darkness. The divine eagles peck through the white linen binding her, revealing flawless skin like white jade from the distant East.    The young ruler wears a faintly smug, yet meaningful smile. She says: My king, you will become the ruler of the Nile.    This is not a book about ancient Egyptian history, but after reading it, you'll get full marks on the Thutmose III section of your ancient Egyptian history exam. This is not a transmigration novel, but it will take you flying to that distant and mysterious golden land. This is not a fluffy, brainless story. So never expect to find any synonym for justice in the heroine's dictionary.