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

Li Wanjun was helped back to her chambers by her sword-bearing maid, who then laid her to sleep. Reflecting on her eventful life, she knew this was only the beginning. Having survived two near-death ordeals, she had become even more resilient, her untamed nature as a Western Region woman revealed, fueling her fighting spirit. She forged ahead courageously in her future military career. She knew she had represented the honor of her family, securing eternal glory for it. Her bloodshed and sacrifice had secured both her and her family's future. Choosing a suitable husband to carry on the family legacy became her top priority. However, she inherited the uninhibited and unrestrained character of Western Region women, possessing a passionate desire for love but not a core tenet of loyalty. To her, love was a feeling. When feelings were shared, they could stay together; but if feelings diverged or became incompatible, they could separate without hesitation. This outlook stemmed from the unique culture of the Western Regions, where people valued freedom and authenticity, daring to pursue their true desires without being bound by traditional moral standards. Her dressing style also reflects her personality, which is wild and open, full of bohemian character, and she shows her charm and confidence without any concealment.

The next day, when she paid her respects to the Empress, she expressed her requirements for a husband and her attitude towards marriage. She also requested an imperial decree granting her the right to freely choose and divorce a husband, and to make decisions about her personal life beyond her husband. The Empress, in her extraordinary favor, agreed to all her requests and issued an imperial decree guaranteeing her freedom of choice. Li Wanjun was overjoyed, having finally broken the old custom of male superiority and female inferiority, and becoming a woman's master.

A few days later, on the auspicious day chosen by the Imperial Observatory, Empress Liu Qian held a grand ceremony to confer the title of Emperor Li Wanjun. Li Wanjun made a stunning appearance before the crowd, donning a short cowhide skirt, a uniquely Western Region style. Overtopped by a short cowhide tube top, the short black leather barely concealed her plump, rounded breasts, revealing a faint glimpse of her impressive bust. As a martial artist, her breasts were significantly larger than those of an average girl. Furthermore, Western Region women, sturdily built from years of horseback riding and archery, possessed a bust that, by average female standards, was enormous. Despite her relatively small frame, her voluptuous breasts reached a staggering 44G. These enormous breasts bounced before everyone's eyes, seemingly ready to burst forth from their clothing. This was a crucial factor in her ability to endure the traumatic injury and ultimately receive treatment. Li Wanjun wore a delicate cowhide skirt, the hem of which barely covered her perky, voluptuous hips. Such a striking outfit immediately caught everyone's attention, making them all shine. After all, in that era, when culture was relatively open, it wasn't uncommon for women to wear such attire. Furthermore, Li Wanjun explained that this was the etiquette followed by women from the Western Regions when receiving high honors, so no one should interfere. And so, under the gaze of the crowd, the radiant Li Wanjun was personally crowned with the exquisite phoenix crown symbolizing her status as a princess. Today was the grand ceremony for Li Wanjun's canonization as a princess. The next auspicious day was the ceremony for her canonization as Marquis of Loyalty. A woman, in less than two months, was unexpectedly awarded the highest honor and status twice in a row. She was the first of her kind, throughout history. Looking at her moving body, I was overwhelmed with emotion. If I hadn't placed the lifesaving elixir in her mouth at the moment of her death, bringing her back to life, she wouldn't have achieved this supreme honor today. I'm also very pleased. She deserves this shining light today because she was not afraid of bloodshed and sacrifice, forging ahead courageously, shedding her life, risking her life for her country. She deserves the best treatment. Looking at Li Wanjun's radiant smile, I smiled with joy too!

After the coronation, Li Wanjun performed an impromptu sword dance for the audience. The long sword in her hand danced endlessly like a nimble white snake. Each swing was accompanied by a sharp sound of wind, as if tearing through the air one after another. Her movements were swift and precise, dazzling the eyes, as fast as the wind and as swift as lightning.

The short leather tube top and miniskirt she wore perfectly matched her movements. As she spun and leaped, the skirt fluttered gently, creating a sense of lightness and harmony. Her dance moves were powerful yet graceful, each movement brimming with vitality.

The ultra-high-heeled leather combat boots she wore added a unique charm to the dance. They reached just above her knees, completely exposing her rounded thighs and exuding an ultimate sensuality. She danced with unrestrained abandon, like a blooming flower, alluring and alluring, radiating endless allure.

Her eyes gleamed with confidence, and the slightly upturned corners of her eyes revealed a subtle charm, like the brightest star in the night sky, drawing everyone's attention. She seemed to be showcasing her beauty and talent to the audience, telling a story in her own unique way. Her smile was as bright as the sun and as charming as a blooming spring flower, captivating and captivating.

Throughout the dance, her nimble and graceful movements showcased the unique wildness and allure of women from the Western Regions. Her movements were fluid and powerful, and every spin and leap exuded endless charm. Her costume was gorgeous and exquisite, and as she moved, her flowing skirt resembled fluttering petals, light and graceful. Her dance was filled with passion and energy, allowing one to experience the unique charm of Western Region culture.

Her performance was a visual feast, immersing the audience in a captivating artistic atmosphere. Her beauty and talent were breathtaking, offering a deeper understanding and appreciation of Western culture. Her dance was more than just an artistic expression; it was a form of emotional communication. On stage, she used her body language to convey the passion and vitality of life, allowing the audience to experience the charm and power of art.

The people in the audience applauded and admired her dance. It was a murderous dance, but also a dance for performance. A seemingly delicate woman had infinite power hidden in her body. The combination of strength and beauty was extremely natural and fit Li Wanjun.

At the enthronement banquet, Li Wanjun, adorned in a magnificent gown worthy of a princess, ascended the stage with valiant grace. Empress Liu Qian personally placed the crown upon her head, proclaiming her the Princess of Nanping and bestowing upon her the sword symbolizing power. Li Wanjun accepted the sword, knelt, and swore an oath of loyalty to the Great Zhou and the protection of the southern region.

The ministers and common people in the audience cheered in unison, celebrating Li Wanjun's enthronement. However, at that moment, an arrow suddenly shot towards Li Wanjun, but she nimbly dodged it. It turned out to be an enemy, jealous of her achievements, who had attempted to assassinate her during the ceremony. Undeterred, Li Wanjun drew her sword and subdued the assassin, demonstrating her bravery and decisiveness.

However, at this moment, another sudden assassination attempt interrupted the ceremony, and a group of assassins rushed the platform. Li Wanjun, undaunted, drew her sword to meet the attack, demonstrating her extraordinary martial arts skills. Ultimately, she protected the empress and the others present, earning the admiration of even more people. This incident further solidified her position in the hearts of the empress and the people. After the ceremony, Li Wanjun's fame spread far and wide, and she became a highly regarded figure in the Great Zhou court.