"Ramesses, the greatest victor, the patron saint of truth, the king of the sun." Champollion (J.F.Champollion, 1790-1832), who knocked on the door of ancient Egyptian civilization by deciphering ancient Egyptian writing, is based on this A few words to describe the pharaoh he really admired - Ramses. The name of Ramses really spans the centuries and overcomes the years: He is uniquely endowed with the source of Western civilization, the almighty and great incarnation of the Egyptian Pharaoh period, from 1279 BC to 1212 BC, sixty-seven years of rule, Ramses "Son of Light" created the prosperity of Egypt, and also showed his personal wisdom.

Throughout the lands of Egypt, the traveler finds Ramesses everywhere: he left his stamp on the innumerable buildings built by the royal master craftsmen, or rebuilt under his rule.And those two temples in Abu Simbel, as well as the columned hall of Karnak Temple, and the gigantic smiling seated statue in Luxor Temple, are always represented by the holy Ramses and the royal queen Neferta. Lily is ruled by this couple. Ramses is not just the hero of one novel, he is the hero of many novels.He is a hero in a real epic that tells us that under the guidance of his father Seti, he created great achievements and worked hard until the end of his reign. He is a hero who has encountered many tests in his life.This five-volume set not only commemorates Ramses, but also describes some unforgettable characters: the pharaoh Seti, his queen Duya, the tall Nefertari, the beautiful Iser, and the poet Homer. , the serpent wizard Sai Dawu, the Jewish Moses, and many resurrected characters in the book are intertwined into a special group of features.

The mummy of Ramses is housed in the Cairo Museum, and the immaculate body of this great elder exudes an unforgettable charm.Many tourists who have visited the mummy feel that he seems to wake up from his sleep immediately. Everything that Ramses was deprived of due to physical death can be reproduced through the magic of the novel.Thanks to unofficial history and Egyptology, we can share his sorrows and joys, experience his failures and successes, meet his beloved woman, experience his heart-wrenching betrayal and eternal friendship, resist evil forces and The mental journey of finding the source of all things and the light to which all sources belong.

The great Ramses, from the first life-and-death fight with the buffalo to the resting shadow under the shade of the acacia tree, was the fate of a great pharaoh who lived and died with Egypt, the country favored by the gods.On the land of water and sunshine, words of loyalty, justice, and beauty all have specific meanings and are realized in daily life; on that land where heaven and earth are connected, life can emerge from death Resurrection, the unknown is now within reach, and the undying love of life opens up the mind and delights the soul. Egypt belonged to Ramses.