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

Now, her once vibrant body lay quietly in the grass, seemingly lost in a deep sleep. Yet, the sight of the hideous, bloody, and horrifying wound on her neck brought back memories of the thrilling and brutal battle. It was comforting to note that perhaps, in a measure of divine mercy, this brave and fearless woman had survived. Despite her death, her remains had been spared the devastation and devastation of the surrounding wild beasts, preserving their last vestiges of dignity. Yu Youwei's beautiful, resolute face lay lifeless. Her head had been ruthlessly severed by the ruthless Romans and hung high atop the walls of Turin. The head seemed to still retain the heroism and indomitable spirit of his lifetime, but now it can only become a trophy of the Romans, showing their cruelty to the world.

Because Yu Youwei's head had already been joyfully taken back to Turin by the Romans as a trophy, even though Yu Lingna and Sharla, who arrived at the battlefield later, were distraught, they were powerless to bring her back to life. Helplessly, they could only hold back their tears, swallowing their endless grief and sorrow as they carefully picked up Yu Youwei's horrifically naked body and, carrying her mutilated, headless body, embarked on the journey to Turin.

At that moment, Yu Youwei's once proud head was now hung high atop the towering city walls of Turin by the ruthless Romans. The sunlight shone on Yu Youwei's pale face, illuminating her vibrant green lipstick, making it appear particularly glaring.

Her mouth was slightly open, a tender pink tongue poking out from the edge of her lips, as if she were trying to say something, but it was all in vain. This look, in turn, revealed a unique kind of poignant beauty that was heartbreaking.

The Romans' cheers rose and fell, resounding through the sky. Those standing atop the city walls or gathered below them all tilted their heads upward, their gaze fixed on the tragic spectacle of Yu Youwei's head. For them, this wasn't just a simple victory; it was a crushing blow to the elite female general of the Great Zhou.

The Romans were filled with a sense of triumph, for they had finally chopped off the head of this feared female general of the Great Zhou Dynasty and used it as a trophy to show off their military exploits. But what about Yu Youwei? She could only endure it all silently, becoming the pitiful loser in this cruel war.

As her head was chopped off, Yu Youwei's eyes widened, burning with rage, her anger and unwillingness threatening to burst forth. However, at this moment, all of this had vanished into thin air. No matter how much she struggled, she could not change the inevitable outcome—she had been defeated, and in such a tragic way, at the hands of her enemy.

This once fearsome female general, a master of the Earth Realm, had ultimately met her end with her head and body severed. She couldn't understand why her once rock-hard body had become so fragile, or why her so-vaunted Qigong had suddenly lost its effectiveness.

In reality, there was a hidden secret behind this. Hidden within the Roman priesthood were peerless masters of the Celestial Realm. These masters had secretly used a technique to suppress Youwei, significantly diminishing her strength. And it was one of these Celestial Realm masters who ultimately ruthlessly severed her beautiful head.

Despite possessing the immense strength of the Great Perfection of the Earth Realm, Yu Youwei's once remarkably resilient neck ultimately failed to withstand the immense force of the thundering blow from a Celestial Realm powerhouse. Thus, this valiant and fearless Great Zhou general, filled with humiliation and resignation, tragically fell on a battlefield rife with blood and slaughter. Her head, soaring high, became a trophy for the enemy to boast of their victory. Thus, Yu Youwei became the first female general in Great Zhou history to be beheaded by the enemy on the battlefield, and her name will forever be etched in the memory of this tragic war.

Even as the Romans mocked and humiliated Yu Youwei's head, Yu Lingna and Sharla sped toward Turin. To increase their speed, Yu Lingna boarded Sharla's chariot. She set off alongside Sharla in her tank, which also contained Yu Youwei's corpse, so they could revive her as soon as they reached Turin. Sharla's Iron Cluster female tanks and armored vehicles sped toward Turin, determined to reach the city as quickly as possible.