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

Because Liu Yuan was Empress Liu Qian's youngest sister, and this time, with only 2,500 men, she conquered ancient India, Siam, Pyu, and several other smaller neighboring kingdoms across South Asia. Such remarkable achievements were unparalleled, and Empress Liu Qian immediately bestowed upon her the title of Prince of Qi, a first-class princely title. Just as Li Shimin ascended the throne as the Prince of Qin, Liu Yuan immediately became the most respected person in the Great Zhou Dynasty. At this time, Liu Yuan was only eleven years old, but due to her unparalleled military achievements, no one dared to object. Liu Yuan also believed that the Great Zhou's soldiers had experienced numerous wars over the past two years, becoming highly trained and capable of defeating a hundred thousand men with just five hundred. Coupled with Liu Yuan's immense strength at the peak of the Earth Realm, the South Asian nations of that era were still fragmented and small, each unable to muster even ten thousand soldiers. Therefore, it was no surprise that Liu Yuan conquered them one by one. The Tang Dynasty, which existed during the same period in this parallel world, also easily defeated other nations. So when the empress asked these female generals to conquer the world, and she found that these female generals were all brave and courageous women, it was not surprising that they achieved such a record.

Empress Liu Qian was also very generous. She allowed Liu Yuan to temporarily station herself in the nearby South Asian countries, managing the conquered territories as the King of Qi and Jiedushi, effectively a frontier official, helping her manage this vast expanse of conquered land. She was also provided with personal guards, maids, and other such servants, allowing her to build her own Qi Palaces wherever she pleased. Thus, Liu Yuan converted the imperial palaces in the capitals of the three great powers into her own Qi Palaces, living in them in rotation, settling wherever she went on tour.

Of course, a lot of jokes happened when an eleven-year-old girl controlled such a large piece of land.

When Liu Yuan first arrived in South Asian countries, she knew nothing about the local cultural customs.

Once, at a local market, she saw a stall owner selling a strange fruit. Curious, she asked the owner what it was, and he told her it was a local specialty called "durian." Liu Yuan had never seen this fruit before, so she decided to buy one to try. When she opened the durian, a strong odor hit her nose, and she couldn't help but cover her nose. Seeing her reaction, the people around her laughed, leaving Liu Yuan feeling very embarrassed.

Another time, Liu Yuan was invited to a traditional local wedding. She saw everyone at the wedding dressed in vibrant traditional clothing, which was incredibly beautiful. She wanted to wear something like that, so she asked her maid to find one for her. But when she put it on, she realized she was wearing it inside out, and the hem of her skirt dragged on the ground, causing everyone to burst into laughter. Liu Yuan blushed, and she quickly ran back to her room to change.

On another occasion, Liu Yuan visited a local noble. Inside the noble's home, she saw a painting of a strange animal hanging on the wall. Curious, she asked the noble what it was, and he explained that it was a local mythical beast, symbolizing good fortune and happiness. Liu Yuan was delighted and decided to take the painting back to the Prince of Qi's palace. When she showed it to others, they told her it was just an ordinary painting, not a mythical beast. This embarrassed Liu Yuan.