The Bad Girl's Quick Transmigration System: Traveling Back and Forth

In order to ensure the smooth implementation of the plan to conquer Japan, Empress Liu Qian dispatched the following generals and troops to reinforce Lin Jin, Liu Mei and other troops.

First came Lin Huilian, Lin Yan, and Lin Qingxue, who had combat experience, and then came Lin Keer and Lin Shi, who had never participated in a battle.

Lin Huilian is now General Xuanwei of the Zuoyuqin Guard, leading an army of 12,500 men, and her realm is the Great Perfection of the Earth Realm; she is a thirteen-year-old girl general.

Lin Qingxue is now at the peak of the Earth Realm and is also a thirteen-year-old girl general. She is promoted to the rank of Left Marquis and General of the Guards, and leads an army of 12,500 people, including her previous captives, who have been trained as soldiers.

Lin Yan is now in the Great Perfection of the Earth Realm. She is also a young girl general who is only twelve years old. She is promoted to the rank of General of the Left Guard, and leads an army of 12,500 people.

The Eastern Army led by Lin Huilian encountered numerous traps set by Japanese pirates along the way. However, relying on her great strength in the Earth Realm and her courage to lead by example, she successfully dispersed the poisonous fog, killed many Japanese pirates, and boosted the morale of her soldiers.

Lin Qingxue's Western Route Army encountered an enemy several times their size, but she deployed her troops with cunning tactics, cleverly exploiting the terrain and the advantages of her military units, and commanding the soldiers she had converted from captives to fight. She personally charged into the enemy lines, killing them like a ghost, gradually crumbling their defenses.

Lin Yan, leading the Southern Route Army, displayed her heroic spirit. Riding a warhorse and wielding a longsword, she led the vanguard in a storming of the Japanese fortress. Her bravery and leadership inspired the soldiers, who charged forward, breaking through one defensive line after another and steadily advancing towards the Japanese capital.

The three armies each faced different challenges and powerful enemies, but they all responded with tenacious will and outstanding tactics, demonstrating the great strength and courage of the Chinese army.

As for the plan to attack and destroy Japan, I set off first, taking the two girls of the Lin family, Lin Rong and Lin Xuan, to disguise themselves as my maids and sneak into the capital of Japan to scout the enemy situation (according to the system prompts).

Li Wanjun stood on the battleship's command platform, her eyes firm and sharp. She gripped her baton tightly and gave the order to bombard the Japanese coastal fortifications.

The gunners on the warships quickly took action, adjusting the angle of their guns and aiming at the Japanese fortifications. With Li Wanjun's command, the shells rained down on the Japanese coastline.

The newly assigned army commanders led their troops and launched into action in several directions. One of the troops disguised as the main force, holding high their banners and shouting battle cries, attracting the Japanese troops. The Japanese army, deceived by this illusion, mobilized their forces to resist.

The other armies took quiet detours, crossing mountains and forests, and rivers to evade the Japanese defenses. These armies were well-trained and moved swiftly, like ghosts.

During the raid on a key town in the Japanese rear, the generals meticulously planned every move. They exploited the terrain and the cover of darkness to stealthily approach their target. The soldiers advanced silently, their weapons flashing with a cold gleam.

When they arrived at a key town in the Japanese rear, the Japanese defenders were unaware of the approaching danger. At the command of the army commanders, the soldiers rushed toward the enemy like tigers descending from the mountains. They fought bravely and engaged in a fierce battle with the Japanese defenders.

In this battle, Li Wanjun and the army commanders demonstrated exceptional command and fearlessness. Their swift and decisive actions caught the Japanese army off guard. Ultimately, they successfully breached the Japanese defenses, laying a solid foundation for subsequent offensives.