Transmigrated into an Endangered Guide, I Get Mobbed by Fuzzy Beastmen

The author's writing is superb, the emotions are so delicate, it's truly irreplaceable. It's so good, and every character is so different. Moreover, each character's political acumen perfectly matches their personality.

Is it a multi-male lead story? I don't want to buy into it!

The beginning was quite good, but I really don't understand the Guardian selection part. They chose a failed test character; why include that section if they're not adding new stocks?

Main character: Xie Guitang Summoned from the modern era to become a guide in this one, she is admired by many Sentinels for her unique qualities compared to other guides of this time. This is due not only to her being a purification-type guide but also to her charismatic personality. However, she suffers from PTSD, a past she cannot let go of, and is unable to accept the death of someone important to her; otherwise, she would fight tooth and nail for revenge. She is a strong and intelligent woman, but with a penchant for cultivation. Hobbies: Likes big bears. Spiritual form: A stingray (mythical species). Male lead (unknown): Argyria A seemingly simple-minded, large, and somewhat dim-witted wolfhound, yet exceptionally loyal, he gradually helps the female protagonist overcome her inner conflicts and provides her with a crucial trump card (his dowry) so she is no longer threatened by the Central White Tower. Upon learning of the female protagonist's supposed death (which is false), he kills 78 high-ranking officials for her sake, later imprisoned and nearly killed, but is eventually saved by her. His spiritual form evolves from a Siberian wolf into a Bai Ze (a mythical species). Male lead (uncertain): Fu Zhao He's a big, intelligent bear, initially like Kabi Bala, but later becoming jealous. He's a very virtuous and capable woman, cooking, cleaning, and doing laundry—basically taking excellent care of the female lead. He'll even wear a cheongsam for a photoshoot for her, and unconditionally grants her every request (as long as it's not too risky). He gives her so much love that her despairing heart begins to beat again, and she becomes a normal person. His spiritual form is a manta ray, also known as a deep-sea monster. There are just too many characters to list, so I'll just list three that I really like. The author's writing is also excellent. But can we please not have any romantic pairings? Can't we have a 1vN dynamic? Mainly, I think the female lead and the other characters are also very appealing.

Um, doesn't anyone think there's anything wrong with this book? Having read over seventy chapters, I feel like the protagonist is in danger just for the sake of being in danger. Let's be honest, two guides have already been lost, and the female lead is the only one left. The ratio is so low, only one guide for every ten zeros. The female lead can barely take care of her own base, and they're sending her to help? She can only save a maximum of three people a week by herself, and her health is not good. Is it really worthwhile to bring her along? Knowing full well that the situation in the North District is unclear, shouldn't we wait until the situation becomes clearer before sending the female lead to provide support?

The beginning was quite good, but I couldn't continue reading after the part about the guardians. There was too much focus on dogs, making the story feel like a 1v1 romance. The author probably really likes writing about dogs and not so much about other animals.

The beginning and middle to later parts of this book are excellent, but it gradually falls apart after the selection of guards begins. If the author can write the later parts well, this book will be perfect and truly wonderful! Keep it up, author!

I absolutely loved it! The plot was a little cheesy at times, but it was really enjoyable. I really love Jiao Jiao, I adore her so much! Of course, I also really love the other characters. I love them all so much!

It's actually a very good watch, but some parts of the plot are a bit disjointed (due to cuts, some sentences have word order issues, and some typos (not misspellings)).

It's good, but I'll still quit if it's a 1v1. I hope it ends up being a 1vN.