The Egyptian Book of the Dead: the Priest Who Deciphered the Code of Immortality

He is the humblest priest in the Temple of Amun, but he has the blood of Horus, which even the pharaoh covets. He can see through the millennium conspiracy by touching the ancient objects. A stolen fragment of the "Book of the Dead" pushed Helihor to the forefront: high-ranking priests regarded him as a pawn, apostate fanatics wanted to draw his blood, and even the female historian who accompanied him hid the secrets of the royal family. Going deep into the Valley of the Kings, breaking through the poisonous scorpion tunnel, and breaking through the mirror illusion, Herrihor discovered that the so-called eternal password was actually the anchor point of reincarnation in exchange for the lives of millions of people! Pharaoh wants to sacrifice the whole city? Seth followers want to overturn the world? Then let him use the name of the priest to control the undead spells, go against the will of the gods, and completely crush this heaven-defying farce under the shadow of the pyramid! When the Pharaoh's conspiracy surfaced, when Seth's shadow enveloped Thebes, and the ritual of immortality required the sacrifice of the entire city, they realized that the most precious thing was never the immortal life of reincarnation, but the fleeting time spent with each other. The fragments of the scroll were shattered, and the memory turned to dust. When Helihor protected the dawn of Thebes with his life, the girl who had been by his side had forgotten his name. The wind by the Nile River is still blowing, but it will never blow back to the dusk when they first met.