Pet Bastet

Description

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.

Original Webtoon:
IQIYI, Mkzhan

Official Translations:
•Japanese, French
•English: Pocket Comics, WebComics

Type

Manhua

Related Series

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Associated Names

Amor Destinado: A Noiva do Faraó

Chuanyue Aiji: Chengwei Wang De Xinniang

Chuānyuè Āijí: Chéngwéi Wáng De Xīnniáng

Crossing Egypt: Be The Pharaoh's Bride

Crossing Egypt: Becoming The Pharaoh's Bride

Destined Love: The Pharaoh’s Bride

Egyptian Princess: Reborn!

Passing Through Egypt: Become the King's Bride

Princesse égytienne

Traveling Through Egypt: Turning Into the Bride of the King

Wiedergeboren in Ägypten: Die Braut des Prinzen!

Xuyên Về Ai Cập Làm Vợ Vua

ข้ามภพกลายเป็นเจ้าสาวของกษัตริย์อียิปต์

穿越埃及：成为王的新娘

穿越埃及：成爲王的新娘

転生したら古代エジプトの王妃になりました

돌아오세요, 왕비님

Groups Scanlating

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Latest Release(s)

N/A

Status in Country of Origin

61 Chapters (Complete (official)/dropped (unofficial))

Completely Scanlated?

Yes

Anime Start/End Chapter

N/A

User Reviews

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User Rating

Average: 4 / 10.0 (4 votes)

Bayesian Average: 6 / 10.0

25%

Last Updated

April 7th, 2025 12:19am PDT - 3 weeks ago

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Genre

Adventure Drama Fantasy Historical Romance Shoujo
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Category Recommendations

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Recommendations

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Author(s)

Artist(s)

Year

Original Publisher

Iqiyi

Mkzhan

Zymk (Expired)

Serialized In (magazine)

N/A

Licensed (in English)

Yes

English Publisher

Mangatoon (Expired)

Pocket Comics

Webcomics

Activity Stats (vs. other series)

Weekly Pos #757

(-41)

Monthly Pos #1768

(-156)

3 Month Pos #3380

(-278)

6 Month Pos #4840

(-89)

Year Pos #6633

(-162)

List Stats

On 17 reading lists

On 16 wish lists

On 7 completed lists

On 3 unfinished lists

On 22 custom lists

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Unfinished

by Riyuri
1 year ago

Rating: 2.0 / 10.0

What. The. Hell. It literally ends in the middle of the story! Not like an open end. I mean right before the climax! What happened? Did the author or artist grow tired of the story and decided to drop it? Is there supposed to be a continuation under a different name? Who knows, because the reader surely don't get any information. There's the word "End" below the last image, but truly speaking, it's a lie. It's marked as completed here on Baka-Updates, but I will change it to match the story better.

But one thing after another. Let's take a look at the story as well. A girl named Naffiti travels back to ancient Egypt, meets a man in an Aladdin resembling way and get's married to a prince. So far, so good. It doesn't sound that bad as a summary. HOWEVER, it's not really a summery, things are simply missing. Here are some of those missing things:

We only catch a slight glimpse of the time Naffiti comes from. We have no idea about her family, which era she comes from or how she met Yuya, who seems to have sent her back in time. It doesn't seem like there's a reason for her to return at all.
Why is Naffiti so incredibly good at fighting?
She meets the prince, he forcefully takes her with her and the next day, they're married. No ceremony or anything. Ok?
You won't know if Naffiti goes back to her time because the story ends way before it could happen.
You will not get to know what happens with the kid called Hatta.
Naffiti is seriously lacking emotions. Sometimes she's shocked or sad, but only for like ten seconds and after that she's perfectly fine. Smells like a Mary Sue.
What's the deal with the necklace? Who knows.

Apart from that, the art was really nice. Even though it was obvious that the golden jewelry was reused in copy-paste-manners again and again. But well, there's so much gold, I can understand that decision.

In the story they always talk about "Ancient Egypt" (fun sidenote: Even the people during that time call their language Ancient Egyptian in this story), but actually it's not. It's a fantasy version of what the author believed to look Egyptian. More like a mix of Egypt, Maya, Arabic and oriental in general. I liked the concept anyway.

I would've recommended this for reading if there was a different ending or a continuation. If you like reading half of a story, go for it. If you prefer any ending at all, seriously, don't read it. I'm still mad at what they call "end".

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