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

In that heart-wrenching moment, when Liu Yuan's life hung by a thread, Yu Shanshan, like a god descending from heaven, rescued her from the brink of death. This heroic act not only marked the completion of my mission, Xiao Mingyue, to travel through time and rescue the female general, but also meant that the three of us were about to receive a generous reward from the system.

As expected, the system generously rewarded each of us. First up were Yu Shanshan and Liu Yuan, both of whom were granted the miraculous abilities of rebirth and resurrection, meaning they could return to life an unlimited number of times. Even more surprising, Yu Shanshan received an additional perk: each time she successfully returned from the dead, her power level would increase by one level! In contrast, Liu Yuan only possessed the simple ability to resurrect, but this was undoubtedly enough to make her ecstatic.

As for me, Xiao Mingyue, I received the most significant reward—the complete activation of my ancient and modern time travel ability. With this powerful ability, my first mission is to return to the modern world to purchase a large number of advanced guns and powerful warships, and then return to the Great Zhou Dynasty with a full load.

Filled with excitement and anticipation, I embarked on this journey fraught with uncertainty. The prosperity of modern society overwhelmed me, but I remained steadfast in my mission. After auctioning off the gold, silver, and jewelry I'd brought back from ancient times, I secured sufficient funds. Through appropriate channels, I successfully acquired the necessary weapons and equipment. I even prepared blueprints, instructions, and operating manuals for various weapons, including telescopes, drones, and even rocket launchers. Their firepower was astonishing, and the instructions and operating manuals were sufficient for even the female soldiers of ancient times to operate smoothly. Then, armed with these powerful weapons capable of changing the course of battle, I confidently opened my storage ring and, carrying them with me, journeyed back to the turbulent Zhou Dynasty...

This time, I procured enough guns, ammunition, artillery, aircraft, and warships to arm 300,000 men at once. 200,000 of these were deployed to the mainland, and 100,000 to Prince Liu Yuan of Qi. I then discussed the order and direction of the attack with Empress Liu Qian. All the guns and ammunition were assigned to the loyal female troops, with Prince Liu Yuan commanding 100,000 of them. Empress Liu Qian appointed Li Wanjun as the Navy Marshal, leading a group of other female generals and a fleet of 100,000 men to conquer North and South America. The remaining 100,000 were assigned to the Lin sisters, including Liu Mei and Lin Huilian, to defend the Great Zhou mainland.

After receiving this batch of sophisticated equipment, Liu Yuan immediately embarked on a crucial project: recruiting female soldiers with advanced martial arts skills. Her requirements for these female soldiers were quite high, requiring them to reach the Profound Realm or higher. Due to the vast territory she now controlled, this recruitment effort progressed exceptionally smoothly and was successfully concluded shortly thereafter.

Surprisingly, however, Han Chinese women comprised less than 10% of this new batch of female recruits. The majority of the remaining recruits were women of other ethnicities from occupied territories. However, it's worth noting that, with the exception of those who had previously signed up to replace their sisters, the remaining non-Chinese women were all incredibly loyal to Liu Yuan, as she provided their families with ample supplies, ensuring basic food, clothing, and well-being.

At the same time, Liu Yuan focused her strategic offensive efforts on the distant European continent. After all, by then, nearly all of Asia was under her control, with only a few maritime territories in Southeast Asia remaining unincorporated. Furthermore, even North Africa, then one of Africa's most prosperous regions, had already fallen under her sphere of influence. As for the remaining territories in Southeast Asia, she would have to wait until her naval forces had completed rigorous training before launching an offensive.

At this critical moment, Liu Yuan received an imperial edict from the Empress. It explicitly permitted her to compete with the Great Zhou and granted her a high degree of autonomy, enabling her to assist the Empress in effectively governing the vast territory under her jurisdiction. From then on, Liu Yuan was able to rule under the title of King of Qi, shouldering even greater responsibilities and missions.

Soon the training of the recruited female soldiers on the use of firearms was completed, and Liu Yuan began to train the soldiers herself.