A Bad Translation Will Only Make Me a God

After the apocalypse, Qin Shang transmigrated to ancient times and discovered that she couldn't understand the locals' incomprehensible chatter, but she could understand the language of animals. Oh no, she brought the wrong translator. No matter. The wrong translator is better than no translator at all. Qin Shang recruited a spirit fox who had cultivated into a person to translate for her, and she got along with the village at the foot of the mountain. She even used her special ability to help them fend off a landslide. The grateful villagers sent Qin Shang a heap of food. Qin Shang accepted it gladly and chose to settle on that mountain. The Immortal-Seeking Envoy, who had witnessed it all, licked the tip of his pen and recorded in the files: The Mountain God of Min Mountain, human in form and able to understand the language of animals, can command earth and stone and move mountains. Inspired by a translation clip from Everything Everywhere All at Once. I haven't seen the whole movie. The protagonist's language barrier won't last long. Theme: Communicate actively and fit into the world.