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

When the Germanic tribes in the north, the Parthian Empire in the east and the descendants of Carthage in the south united to fight against the rule of the Great Zhou in Rome, the situation suddenly became serious. Yu Shanshan knew that a comprehensive strategy must be formulated to resolve this crisis.

Yu Shanshan knew the enemy's alliance was not invincible, so she acted decisively and decided to use diplomatic mediation to divide the enemy camp. She quickly assembled a team of experienced and eloquent diplomats and prepared generous gifts for them to be more persuasive in negotiations with the various forces.

First, a diplomatic mission was dispatched to the heartland of the Germanic tribes. Knowing the Germanic people's thirst for wealth, Yu Shanshan promised them certain trade privileges and opened up some border markets, allowing them to profit from them. She also emphasized that Great Zhou rule would bring long-term peace to the borderlands and prevent disorderly fighting between tribes—undoubtedly a highly attractive offer for the Germanic tribes.

The diplomatic mission then immediately traveled to the Parthian Empire. Yu Shanshan proposed establishing trade routes to promote economic exchange between the two sides. She hinted that if the two sides could cooperate successfully, the Great Zhou would grant Parthia a voice in certain regional affairs, which was undoubtedly a considerable temptation for the Parthian Empire.

Finally, the diplomatic mission arrived at the settlement of the descendants of Carthage. Yu Shanshan expressed great respect for them, promising to retain a certain degree of autonomy and encouraging them to actively participate in local development. This commitment not only demonstrated the tolerance and inclusiveness of the Great Zhou, but also made the descendants of Carthage feel their own value and importance.

Through this series of diplomatic tactics, Yu Shanshan successfully split the enemy alliance. Faced with the favorable conditions offered by the Great Zhou, each faction began to re-evaluate its own position and interests. The once close-knit coalition gradually began to crack and its strength was weakened.

In the military field, Yu Shanshan demonstrated outstanding strategic vision and command ability. She was well aware of the importance of the border area and therefore made comprehensive and meticulous adjustments to the military layout.

First, she meticulously constructed a multi-layered defense system. This system, centered around sturdy fortresses and lines of defense, formed an impenetrable barrier. These fortresses and lines of defense not only possessed formidable defensive capabilities but also supported each other, forming an organic whole.

At the forefront of the defense, Yu Shanshan deployed elite infantry units. These soldiers have been rigorously trained, possessing excellent combat skills and a tenacious fighting spirit. With dense formations and sturdy shields, they will withstand the enemy's frontal attacks.

To counter possible enemy maneuvers and surprise attacks, Yu Shanshan also assembled a highly mobile cavalry unit. This well-trained and well-equipped unit was capable of rapid maneuvering and assault. They would serve as a strategic reserve, on standby at all times. Once they detected an enemy weakness or vulnerability, they would strike quickly and deliver a fatal blow.

Furthermore, Yu Shanshan attached great importance to intelligence gathering. She deeply understood the importance of "knowing yourself and your enemy ensures victory in a hundred battles," and so she generously dispatched numerous female scouts deep into enemy territory.

These female scouts possessed swift agility and exceptional wit. Like ghosts, they quietly lurked behind enemy lines, appearing in brothels, brothels, and other brothels. Using the identities of brothels as cover, they deftly blended in without arousing suspicion.

These female scouts maintained a high level of vigilance at all times, closely monitoring the enemy's every move. Whether it was their daily activities, troop movements, or strategic deployments, nothing escaped their keen eyes. If they detected any unusual activity, they would immediately pass the information to Yu Shanshan through special channels.

Yu Shanshan would react swiftly based on this timely and accurate intelligence. She would adjust her military plans based on the enemy's movements and troop deployments, ensuring that every move was well-targeted. This way, she could maximize her military advantage and keep the enemy on the defensive.

Mobilize the people and enhance cohesion

Yu Shanshan understood that the people were the foundation of rule and that only by engaging them in defense could the Great Zhou truly strengthen its power. Therefore, she actively engaged with the people, communicating with them and listening to their voices. She organized military training for the people, personally demonstrating various combat techniques, allowing them to gradually grow into a formidable force through training. She also distributed weapons, ensuring that every citizen could contribute when necessary.

Yu Shanshan also actively promoted the culture and values ​​of the Great Zhou. She posted posters throughout the city, sharing the history and achievements of the Great Zhou and educating the public about its greatness. She also organized cultural events and celebrations, allowing residents to experience the charm of the Great Zhou culture firsthand. At these events, residents savored the local delicacies, enjoyed artistic performances, and immersed themselves in a joyful atmosphere.

Through these efforts, Yu Shanshan successfully strengthened the people's sense of identity and belonging to the Great Zhou. The people began to actively participate in the defense, actively assisting the army in combat and contributing their own strength to the victory of the Great Zhou.

Strategic counterattack, defeat them one by one

When the enemy's joint attack began, Yu Shanshan calmly analyzed the enemy's troop distribution and attack direction. She knew that an all-out attack would only put the Great Zhou on the defensive, so she formulated a strategy of defeating them one by one.

She first concentrated her superior forces to attack the relatively weaker Carthaginian forces. During the battle, she led the charge, personally leading the Great Zhou army. Inspired by her courage, the soldiers fought bravely, each one fighting bravely. Ultimately, the Great Zhou army quickly achieved victory, greatly boosting morale.

Yu Shanshan then took advantage of the terrain and intelligence to set an ambush, inflicting heavy damage on the Germanic cavalry. Once the enemy entered the ambush, the Great Zhou army charged out like a tiger descending from a mountain, catching the enemy unawares. The Germanic cavalry suffered heavy losses and was forced to retreat.

Finally, facing the main force of the Parthian Empire, Yu Shanshan employed a tactic of luring the enemy deep into their territory. She deliberately feigned weakness, luring the enemy deep into Great Zhou territory. Once the enemy entered her chosen battlefield, Yu Shanshan swiftly surrounded them from the flanks and rear. The Great Zhou army encircled the enemy like an iron barrel, leaving them with nowhere to escape. Ultimately, the Parthian army was defeated.

Under Yu Shanshan's comprehensive strategy, the former Roman Empire and its vassal states under the Great Zhou Empire successfully resisted the combined attacks of external forces. After the baptism of war, this land ushered in greater stability and prosperity. The people's faith in the Great Zhou's rule grew stronger, and the future of the former Roman Empire was filled with hope.