Nile Falcon

Author: Shui Xinsa
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This series of novels has been meticulously revised by the author before official publication, differing from the online versions, making it more valuable for reading and collection. A sequel, "The Nile Time-Travel Fantasy Trilogy," is set to be released soon, featuring the second book "The Eye of the Wolf" and the third book "The Pharaoh." Stay tuned!
In the 21st century, police agent Zhan Lin encounters an ambush while protecting an Egyptian ancient artifact exhibition, accidentally traveling back to the ancient Nile civilization of Egypt 3,000 years ago. The person she meets is none other than the legendary warrior Pharaoh Osiris in ancient Egyptian history. The Pharaoh, instantly smitten with Lin, assigns his capable black hawk general, Leiji, to disguise himself as a thief to follow her. The two develop feelings for each other through a series of adventures. Meanwhile, the trusted enemy of Egypt, the Assyrian King, is plotting to invade and escape from prison. With the Pharaoh's ambition, Leiji's confession, and fate in disarray, war erupts, and the lovers find themselves at odds. For love, Lin creates a giant eagle from the sky but is severely injured by her lover and returns to the modern era. She waits in the absence of her lover for the promise of reunion in a different time. During her wandering, she is once again brought back to ancient Egypt. This time, faced with the familiar yet unfamiliar reality of history, and the beloved Leiji and the Pharaoh who is deeply in love with her, what should she do? And how will this tangled love story be resolved?
"The Nile Time-Travel Fantasy Trilogy" captivates readers with its suspenseful time-travel setting, grand historical backdrop, romantic and enthralling love story, and Hollywood-style plot arrangements, immersing them in the mysterious and fantastical world by the Nile in ancient Egypt. Since its release on the Jinjiang Original Literature website, the series has been widely recognized by countless readers as the most ancient Egyptian fantasy novel since "The Daughter of the Nile," receiving acclaim!