Egyptian Mythology: My Golden Finger Turns Out to Be a Transmigrator

Hacker lives in the twilight age of Egyptian mythology. The sun god Ra, the war god Set, and Apophis, the Serpent of Chaos, have vanished into the depths of chaos.

The gods of the heavens, the human world, and the underworld are all stirring, eager to seize the vacant position of supreme chief god left by Ra. Their feuds and schemes shape every move people make in the mortal realm.

Returning from the underworld, Hacker obtains a magical necklace containing whispers from another world.

She claims to know the past and true names of the Egyptian gods, and offers to help Hacker.

The true names of the gods! They are the most precious things the Egyptian gods possess.

It is said that learning a god’s true name and speaking it aloud allows one to borrow that god’s power.

The goddess of magic, Isis, once used a venomous snake formed from Ra’s saliva to poison him. She learned Ra’s true name from him and gained the power of a chief god, enabling her to stand against him.

With her help, Hacker leaves the underworld to investigate and avenge the massacre of her family, which happened twice.

Amun

Anubis, god of death

Horus, god of vengeance

Lend me all your powers!

In the shadows, the followers of the Serpent of Chaos maneuver among the gods, stirring up trouble and doing everything they can to bring chaos back to the three realms.

Amid the gods’ great war, Hacker encounters an Egyptian princess and a saintess of the Church of the Sun. What sparks will fly between them?

On her path of vengeance, Hacker discovers that her origins are far from ordinary. Behind it all lies a vast conspiracy among the gods.

[Multiple Heroines]