A Guide Transmigrates to the Beast World and Becomes a God

When Cheng Ke woke up, she discovered that the world had changed.

The streets were full of beastmen with animal ears on their heads and unmistakable animal features. As a pure-blooded human, she was the odd one out here.

By observing and striking up conversations, Cheng Ke quickly gathered some key information and figured out how to survive.

For example:

Almost every beastman suffered from head ailments. When they flared up, the pain was unbearable. They called it “divine punishment.”

Cheng Ke nearly laughed when she heard that. How was this “divine punishment”? It was clearly “mental instability.”

What a coincidence. As a guide, helping people regulate their mental power was precisely Cheng Ke’s specialty.

A potion called “Sound Sleep” quickly became popular around town. Its effects were wildly exaggerated: it supposedly cured head ailments and gave you a good night’s sleep.

Cheng Ke made a fortune, but never expected someone to start watching her from the shadows.

The Lord of the Northern Territory, Yin Yi, was tormented and on the verge of mental collapse.

Xiong Lie had plenty of muscles and no brains, and mocked her the first time they met.

He Qing was aloof and cold.

And in secret, more and more inscrutable gazes fell upon her.

When those in high places descended from their altars, their world finally welcomed a true god.