The Blue Eye of Horus: The Story of a Queen Dressed as a Man

[MangaDex]

 

[korokkekko]

definitely looking forward to more chapters /o/

 

[Ifrittuccia]

Me too.

 

[Kousora]

This is alive again!

 

[ghostkun]

...I always feel so bad for heroines like this.

 

[Shinobu]

Pretty good so far. Followed

 

[BirchJuice]

It lives! Glad it was not dropped. <3
Once some chapters pile up I am gonna reread the first chapter and the rest, major thanks.

 

[theilikepie]

Is the maid gonna try to seduce her or something

 

[anon259]

TL note: fellahin means farmers/peasants

 

[namgangs]

please more,

 

[gomennasai90]

this is just another version of "ouke no monshou"

in short, it sucks

 

[ghostkun]

It feels like the narrative sort of fell apart after chapter 3.

 

[Nightlilygirl-]

Psycho woman has entered the game...

 

[theilikepie]

Exterminate the thot

 

[Shinobu]

I'm actually mad. MC needs to grow balls

 

[Twi]

At that point with all her friends and the elderly dead, there really isn’t any good people left in the harem. So though she might not be able to punish the tyrant, she could just threaten and exterminate the entire harem. Though she should, being so soft she probably won’t even think of this possibility.

 

[pizzapicante27]

VERY nice art, but the Mary Sue is strong in this one, I will leave it alone.

 

[Anstelon]

Is it really Mary-Sue if Hatshepsut actually took power as a woman, one of only three other female Pharaohs, in Ancient Egypt?

 

[nanze]

Just because a character is based off a historical figure doesn’t mean she can’t be a Mary Sue as presented in this story.

Not that I think she’s a Mary Sue. My issue is for someone we’re supposed to believe will be a better Pharoah than her brother she’s hopelessly naive and way too soft.

 

[Anstelon]

Well, @nanze, not all leaders are born for the role with all the attributes for success. Yet, some leaders are burned in the fires of their mistakes--multiple times. Those that make it out alive often make even better leaders.