Because a manga wants to learn about a country, the love story between a British girl and a pharaoh

Today I want to introduce to you a story of chasing love through drama. I read this comic when I was in junior high school. I vaguely remember that after reading this comic, I wanted to go to Egypt and learn about the history of Egypt. To learn about the great Rames II, I would like to see the statue of Abu Simbel Temple. It has always been a work worth seeing in my mind. The novel is " Pharaoh's Favored Concubine " by Yushi, and the comic is ": Song of Sand and Sea ". The style of the comic is also my favorite style.

Introduction to the novel: This is a love novel that travels through time and space with the background of the nineteenth dynasty, the last flourishing dynasty of ancient Egypt. The mysterious power of the golden bracelet, the princess's heart-wrenching curse, the intertwined time and space and the intricate feelings; the distorted history and the fate of the pharaoh; what is waiting for Ivy is a conspiracy? Is it dangerous? There are still all kinds of love, hate and sorrow that are difficult to choose... The gear of destiny will eventually draw the British girl Ivy into the time and space of ancient Egypt with the mysterious power contained in a snake-shaped gold bracelet. At a banquet that hides the atmosphere of the palace coup, she meets Bifitu, the son of the pharaoh. The beautiful and intelligent Ivy makes Bi Feitu fall in love with her and wants to make her a concubine! A girl with the pseudonym Nefertari, but unable to strengthen herself...

The Nile, my mother, I drink the water of life with him, and promised to meet again without forgetting to die. As long as the Nile is still flowing and the sun is still flowing, my attachment to him will never fade, "Wei, I will never forget to die."

I am already the pharaoh of Egypt, I can give you everything you want, If it is reasonable, then you want one and I will give you two. Even if it is unreasonable, I can still be an unreasonable monarch and satisfy you-from the male protagonist’s affectionate love for the female protagonist, Ramses II & Avril