36 EP ReelShort

Bound to the Pharaoh

Name: Bound to the Pharaoh
Genre: High Fantasy
Released: 2026-09-08T07:05:14+00:00

Bound to the Pharaoh on ONShort, with 36 available episodes, from ReelShort. Choose an episode and start watching from the series page.

EPISODES

All episodes

1-36

DETAILS

Series details

Platform: ReelShort
Episodes: 36
Language: English
Last updated: September 12, 2026

STORY

Story of the series

After catching her boyfriend cheating with her best friend at a college party, Vera accidentally falls into a pool and wakes up in Ancient Egypt. Branded an outsider and hunted for her mysterious origins, she's rescued by Prince Amon, who discovers she carries the blood of an ancient god. As a power-hungry queen plots to use Vera's divine bloodline to seize the throne, Vera and Amon are drawn into a deadly game of palace intrigue, betrayal, and forbidden love. Just when Vera finally finds a way back home, the person she trusts most is killed. Choosing revenge over escape, she embraces the godlike power within her—but the truth behind her bloodline could destroy everything Ancient Egypt was built on.

ABOUT THIS LISTING

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ONShort lists this title under ReelShort with 36 episodes in the current catalogue record. The indexed edition is not specified, the primary language is English, and recorded genres include High Fantasy. The page data was last updated on September 12, 2026. These details come from the current ONShort catalogue and may change when the source record is updated.

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