Egypt's Undying Love: My Affectionate Bond with the Pharaoh

[Three thousand years ago, yellow sand hit my face, and the gods whispered in my ears: You were born to be the crown of the Nile] The modern soul fell into the body of the pharaoh's fiancée, and Ding Wei was forced to get involved in the marriage altar where golden daggers were littered. In the shadow of the pyramid, the priests watched eagerly, and the city-state of Thebes launched frequent assassinations. When the sound of red sea waves rolled in with the battle report, the tyrant who lifted her chin with his scepter sneered: "Prove your worth, or become a mummy's shroud." An orphan girl from another world broke through with a modern view of history and created a legend on the banks of the Nile where crocodiles inhabited - see how the time-traveling princess wrote the palace survival guide as a manual for conquering tyrants, and let the sun god witness: the most skilled hunter often takes off the sharpest machete of royal power in Egypt in the posture of prey. Intention: As long as people are here, water will always flow, and this feeling will never end