The Beastfolk World’s Beloved: I Become a Deity Through My Homeland

[Beast World | World-Building | Turning Everything Over to the Nation | One Female, Multiple Males | Male Rivals in a Chaotic Love Triangle | Farming] A delicate college student transmigrates to a savage beast world and immediately becomes its high priestess. Lu Hua is so fragile. She hasn’t awakened a beast soul, and she can’t communicate with the Beast God, either. After all her hard work for twenty years, she ends up cornered on a mountaintop by a crocodile. The crocodile can swallow a person whole, its mouth full of blood as it crunches away. Furious and desperate, Lu Hua steels herself. Her frantic sacrifice actually works, and the divine answers her prayers. The gods send her back to her hometown. She can pick anything she wants from the pharmacy and supermarket. Experts are there to help her, too. With her homeland backing her, Lu Hua fights enemies, battles floods, and rescues the beastfolk. In the end, she even leads them in mining, smelting, and building city walls. The trouble is, her beast husbands are far too capable. They build marketplaces and organize merchant caravans, while Lu Hua works around the clock, day and night. But as time goes by, why does she keep ending up with more beast husbands? The mountains and rivers are beautiful, and the oceans vast. In the end, legends about Lu Hua spread across the entire beast world.