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

In that gloomy, hopeless situation, the Roman female soldiers of the Great Zhou Dynasty were once shrouded in the shadows of fear and sorrow. These once youthful and vibrant girls were ruthlessly drawn into the cruel vortex of war. However, in this critical moment, they completed a magnificent transformation from fragility to strength.

These powerful young women were carefully recruited by the Great Zhou in Rome. Each possessed at least the cultivation of a one-star Paladin. Their bodies, nourished by divine power, were far more resilient than those of ordinary men. Even powerful crossbow bolts could not kill them, and a feathered arrow through their throats might not penetrate their defenses. Although many of them had previously nearly laid down their weapons and surrendered due to age and fear, in that crucial moment, they suddenly realized—they were powerful warriors possessing the power of a Paladin. What was there to fear?

In the bloody air, the Roman female soldiers of the Great Zhou Dynasty were like a group of phoenixes reborn from the ashes. With determination and perseverance flashing in their eyes, they launched a fierce attack on the Germanic city.

On the city walls, German soldiers stood in formation, crossbows like a forest, arrows raining down like rain. However, the female soldiers did not flinch. They wielded sharp blades and shields, channeling the power of the Paladins onto their shields, forming an impenetrable shield.

Each flash of holy light was like a meteor streaking across the night sky, instantly deflecting incoming arrows. Arrows collided with shields, sending out dazzling sparks like fireworks blooming in the night sky, brilliant and dazzling.

The female soldiers' steps were firm and powerful, their figures darting across the battlefield like dancing butterflies. The sharp blades in their hands flashed with a cold gleam, and every swing carried a deadly threat. In their clashes with the German soldiers, their movements were nimble and agile, sometimes dodging sideways, sometimes leaping to attack, leaving the enemy no chance to breathe.

On the battlefield, the cries of battle and the clashing of weapons intertwined to form a stirring symphony of battle. The courage and determination of the Roman women soldiers of the Great Zhou Dynasty were moving, and they embodied the glory and dignity of the Paladins with their actions.

Some of the female soldiers clutched modern firearms. On this ancient battlefield, these advanced weapons became their ultimate weapon for victory. They expertly aimed at the enemies on the wall and pulled the trigger. The crisp crack of gunfire echoed across the battlefield. Each shot was accompanied by the scream of a German soldier falling to the ground. For a moment, the wall was filled with smoke and screams.

As the battle progressed, the female soldiers gradually approached the city gates. The German general, standing atop the tower, gazed upon these fearless women, a flicker of shock and panic in his eyes. He brandished his sword, roared, and commanded his soldiers to counterattack. But the women's attack was unstoppable, like a surging tide.

Armed with bows and crossbows and modern firearms, the women's attacks intensified. Germanic soldiers on the city walls fell one after another, creating a gap in the defenses. Seizing the opportunity, the women rushed forward, engaging the enemy in close combat. Their swordsmanship was razor-sharp, each swing imbued with the holy power of a paladin. Their enemies retreated wherever they struck.

At the same time, the artillery units in the rear also began to unleash their might. Shells whistled towards the city gate, and the deafening explosions shook the earth. Under the bombardment, cracks gradually appeared in the city gate. Seeing this, the female soldiers' morale was boosted, and they rushed towards the city gate with even greater courage.

Finally, after a fierce barrage of artillery fire, the city gate collapsed. The massive gate collapsed, sending up clouds of dust. The female soldiers cheered and charged into the city like tigers. Seeing the gate broken, the German soldiers were thrown into disarray and fled.

The Roman female soldiers of the Great Zhou Dynasty galloped through the city, their blood and lives bringing this battle to a glorious end. The German general only realized at this moment that the city had been breached. His eyes widened in disbelief. But it was too late. He could only watch in despair as his army was defeated.

In this battle, the women of the Roman army of the Great Zhou Dynasty, with their fearless courage and unwavering perseverance, sang a magnificent war song. They demonstrated with their actions that even the most frail women could become true warriors in the face of the court and their faith. Their names will be forever etched in the long river of history, becoming legends revered by future generations.