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

The Western Expedition to the Kingdom of Daqin not only enabled the Zhou Dynasty and King Qi Liu Yuan to conquer more than 10 million square kilometers of land and the people on these lands, but also established a vast empire spanning Central Asia, West Asia, North Africa, and parts of Eastern Europe. However, Liu Yuan, who should have been the master of this great empire, died miserably in her own bedroom because of her own indulgence. The thick pool of blood beneath her body witnessed her tattered body and her expression of unwillingness to close her eyes in death. This powerful young girl King Qi once again fell into her own indulgence. Perhaps it was because she was young, and the expansion of power made her indulge in sensual pleasures, giving the enemies hidden in the dark areas an opportunity to take advantage. Such an outstanding young girl, the King of Qi, actually fell in the same place three times in a row. Perhaps this is the price of growing up. The only thing to be thankful for is that Yu Shanshan, who was also reborn and resurrected, happened to come to make an appointment with her sister, the King of Qi, to go out for a trip. She happened to see those "female soldiers" who were about to walk out of her bedroom. Yu Shanshan saw "their" nervous expressions and panic movements, and immediately restrained "them" and "They" pressed acupoints or knocked them down, "they" could only shiver in their leather bodices and leather armor, not daring to speak. Yu Shanshan called on her guards and Liu Yuan's personal guards to keep an eye on these "female soldiers", and personally went to Liu Yuan's bedroom to check. Sure enough, she saw Liu Yuan's miserable naked corpse, lying quietly on the magnificent bed without moving, with penetrating wounds everywhere on her eyebrows, throat, chest, lower abdomen, and lower body, and blood all over the bed. The miserable look made Yu Shanshan's eyes red, and she immediately fed the resurrection medicine that Xiao Mingyue had given her into her. Liu Yuan put the pill into her cherry mouth, and then used her internal force to make the pill slide into her stomach. After a while, Liu Yuan's body was activated again, and Liu Yuan slowly woke up. Looking at Yu Shanshan who rescued her, Liu Yuan hugged her and cried. She became sworn sisters with Yu Shanshan and recognized Yu Shanshan as her sister. Then Liu Yuan took all those "female soldiers" into the bedroom, tortured and interrogated them one by one, and found out the hiding places of the powerful nobles and religious leaders of the former Arab Empire who were the masterminds behind the scenes. Then she hanged all these "female soldiers" on the wall of the palace.

On the city wall, a group of "female soldiers" in leather tube tops were hung by their necks, forming a strange and eye-catching sight. These female soldiers should have been heroic, but now they were just sexy and miserable corpses.

Their leather breastplates were tattered from the torture, revealing their snow-white skin, a stark contrast to the horrific wounds on their bodies. Blood stained their bodies red, slowly flowing down the city wall, like a bloody and eerie painting.

On the city wall, the bodies of the female soldiers, clad in leather tube tops, dangled limply like flowers ravaged by a raging wind. Their necks tightly bound by ropes, their faces contorted, their eyes wide open, revealing endless pain and despair.

Their bodies swayed slightly, as if narrating their struggles. Some female soldiers' hair fell in disarray, obscuring their once resolute eyes; others' lips parted slightly, as if about to let out a final cry.

Their leather breastplates were tattered, broken pieces dangling from their bodies, creating a stark contrast to their snow-white skin. Blood flowed from their wounds, streaming down the city walls like crimson streams. The horrifying wounds, some so deep that the bone was visible, others a bloody mess of flesh, were too painful to look at.

The deaths of these female soldiers were tragic and heroic, their lives frozen in time, becoming a testament to history. They may have once cherished dreams and beliefs, fighting for a mission, but ultimately, their lives ended in such a tragic way.

The onlookers were silent, shaken by the scene before them, their hearts filled with endless sorrow. Those once heroic female soldiers, now reduced to cold corpses, what a tragedy and helplessness!

In this tragic ending, people seem to see the cruelty and ruthlessness of war, and also feel the fragility and preciousness of life. The sacrifice of these female soldiers will be forever engraved in people's hearts, becoming an indelible memory.

The onlookers whispered to each other, discussing the tragic scene. Some wore expressions of horror, unable to bear the sight; others shook their heads and sighed, lamenting the loss of these young lives. However, upon learning that these female soldiers were the culprits behind the assassination of the King of Qi, the crowd's mood suddenly shifted. The original sympathy turned into hatred in an instant. Although King Liu Yuan of Qi conquered them and Yu Shanshan massacred many people, the equal-field system and the land tax system after the conquest allowed all the people to have their own land, houses and properties, and they could have enough food and clothing. Although they had also heard about King Liu Yuan of Qi's romantic affairs and knew about King Qi's daytime promiscuity, they knew that Liu Yuan was their great Bodhisattva who saved them from suffering and a wise monarch who ensured they had enough food to eat. This was enough. Personal trivial issues were not worth mentioning in the face of the people's support. Therefore, no matter what reasons these female soldiers had, to assassinate King Qi was against the people, they were traitors and enemies of the people, so the angry people began to violate and insult the bodies of these female soldiers.

Immediately afterwards, the enraged crowd began hurling all sorts of objects at the corpse. Eggs, rotten vegetable leaves, and other filth rained down on the body. Each impact made a dull thud, a rebuke to the criminals. Blood, mixed with foul fluids, dripped from the corpse, forming scarlet puddles on the ground, emitting a pungent odor. These assassins, who had hoped to be honored by the nobles and religious leaders for killing King Liu Yuan of Qi, were ultimately spurned by the people. They had no idea that serving the people was the true path, and they had participated in the assassination simply because the King of Qi had a flawed moral code. In the end, they were condemned to eternal infamy. They probably considered themselves heroes, but they had no idea that their bodies would be desecrated by the people after their death. Their assassination of King Liu Yuan, the breadwinner of the people, earned them the scorn of the people, the constant humiliation and assault they endured, and the stench of the filth they had hurled upon them after their death.

The common people talked about the abundant food and clothing that Liu Yuan brought them and their disgust for the assassins! The common people's love for Liu Yuan deeply touched the soldiers patrolling the city. They felt that they were serving a good prince worthy of following, a young girl worthy of everyone's respect, King Qi Liu Yuan.

When Liu Yuan learned of the people's actions, she quickly sent people to stop them. Standing on the city wall, she addressed the people, saying, "My fellow villagers, although they attempted to assassinate me, they are already dead. Please do not abuse them again. I know you are trying to protect me, but this action is against the harmony of nature." After hearing this, the people gradually quieted down.

Afterward, Liu Yuan diligently addressed government affairs, fully aware of the weight of her responsibility. Under her rule, the territories of Central Asia, West Asia, North Africa, and South Asia, including those she governed, flourished. Yu Shanshan and Liu Jing remained at her side, assisting her in handling various matters both within and outside the court.

As time passed, Liu Yuan matured, her youthful arrogance long gone. Her fame spread to every corner of the empire, and the people spoke of her with reverence. Those who once coveted her life no longer dared to act rashly, for Liu Yuan was protected not only by a powerful army but also by the unwavering support of the people. Her story, along with that of Yu Shanshan, spread among the people, becoming a legendary figure, inspiring generations of young people to strive for the bright future. The story of Yu Shanshan, the miraculous woman who repeatedly endured assaults and adversity, and the young Prince of Qi, who loved her people like her own children despite repeated assassination attempts, became a folk song throughout the lands ruled by Prince Liu Yuan. Their legends solidified the Great Zhou's rule over the region.