Crossing Egypt: Becoming The Pharaoh’s Bride
Year:
2021-
Nationality:
China
Language:
Chinese, English
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Genre:
Drama, Fantasy, Historical, Time Travel, Manhua
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Summary
Under the wish of Yuya, the black cat, Nefertiti traveled to ancient Egypt and became the princess who was destined to be a bride in Egypt. Why did she, who just wanted to find a way back to the modern age, accidentally fell into the eyes of the next pharaoh, Akhenaten? And Yuya, who had been by her side all the time, seemed to have a secret. Destiny-like love started quietly from their reunion. (Bato.to)
Nefertiti, chapter 12 and Akhenaten, chapter 4 (Screenshot from the author)
Pharaoh, chapter 1 (Screenshot from the author)
Egyptomania narratives or motifs
Crossing Egypt: Becoming the Pharaoh's Bride sweeps readers into the mesmerizing world of ancient Egypt with a captivating blend of romance and adventure. At its heart lies the tale of Nefertiti, a modern-day girl whose fate intertwines with the mystical powers of Yuya, a black cat, leading her on a journey back through time to the era of the pharaohs.
From the very first chapter, the manga immerses readers in the rich tapestry of ancient Egyptian mythology. References to deities like Osiris, Geb, and Tefnut not only serve to anchor the narrative in its historical context but also add layers of depth to the fantastical elements of the story. This meticulous attention to detail also extends to the artwork, as the palace walls are adorned with intricate Egyptian motifs, such as the symbolic papyrus and the ankh, evoking the grandeur of ancient Egypt.
The visual representation of characters further reinforces the immersion into the setting, with the pharaoh donning the iconic nemes headdress and false beard, while Nefertiti and Akhenaten's attire are more of an artistic interpretation. Their clothing, though inspired by ancient Egyptian fashion, carries a contemporary sensuality, adding a modern twist to the traditional aesthetics.
The enigmatic presence of Yuya, known both as a companion to Nefertiti and as Bastet, the messenger of the gods, according to Akhenaten, adds an intriguing supernatural element to the narrative. As Nefertiti navigates her newfound role as a princess of Mitanni, thrust into the political machinations of ancient Egypt, she grapples with her desire to return to her own time while embracing her destiny as the pharaoh's bride.
These are just some of the references. For those who like these types of manga, we recommend reading it and discovering the different references, as the story is still ongoing.
What sets Crossing Egypt apart is its seamless fusion of Egyptian and Arab-inspired elements, creating a uniquely immersive experience that transcends cultural boundaries. Through its vibrant storytelling and evocative artwork, the manga invites readers to lose themselves in a world where history and fantasy intertwine, promising an unforgettable journey through the sands of time.
From the very first chapter, the manga immerses readers in the rich tapestry of ancient Egyptian mythology. References to deities like Osiris, Geb, and Tefnut not only serve to anchor the narrative in its historical context but also add layers of depth to the fantastical elements of the story. This meticulous attention to detail also extends to the artwork, as the palace walls are adorned with intricate Egyptian motifs, such as the symbolic papyrus and the ankh, evoking the grandeur of ancient Egypt.
The visual representation of characters further reinforces the immersion into the setting, with the pharaoh donning the iconic nemes headdress and false beard, while Nefertiti and Akhenaten's attire are more of an artistic interpretation. Their clothing, though inspired by ancient Egyptian fashion, carries a contemporary sensuality, adding a modern twist to the traditional aesthetics.
The enigmatic presence of Yuya, known both as a companion to Nefertiti and as Bastet, the messenger of the gods, according to Akhenaten, adds an intriguing supernatural element to the narrative. As Nefertiti navigates her newfound role as a princess of Mitanni, thrust into the political machinations of ancient Egypt, she grapples with her desire to return to her own time while embracing her destiny as the pharaoh's bride.
These are just some of the references. For those who like these types of manga, we recommend reading it and discovering the different references, as the story is still ongoing.
What sets Crossing Egypt apart is its seamless fusion of Egyptian and Arab-inspired elements, creating a uniquely immersive experience that transcends cultural boundaries. Through its vibrant storytelling and evocative artwork, the manga invites readers to lose themselves in a world where history and fantasy intertwine, promising an unforgettable journey through the sands of time.
Author: Catarina Madeira
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