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

Bishan, an ordinary German female infantryman, possessed a unique charm. She was renowned for her stunning beauty. Her beauty was like a flower blooming in spring, alluring and captivating. However, fate played a cruel trick on her.

Compared to the other female infantry soldiers, Bishan's cup size was only slightly smaller than that of the female infantry brigade commander, Elaine, but she was more voluptuous than any of the other female soldiers, and her overall beauty was absolutely stunning. Her every frown and smile exuded a captivating charm that seemed to freeze time. Her beauty was simply stunning, overwhelming all the other female soldiers.

Yet, Bishan, this peerless beauty, the most stunningly beautiful, possessing an unparalleled beauty, became the first female soldier to die, and in a horrific manner. Her chest was pierced by eighteen spears and lances. These weapons ruthlessly tore through her body, pulverizing her internal organs. The shattered fragments of her internal organs poured out continuously from the thirty-six bloody holes, creating a horrifying scene.

Not only that, the same tragic scene unfolded on her lower abdomen. Her incredibly beautiful body now resembled a blood gourd, with blood and fragments of internal organs continuously oozing out of the two blood holes in front and back, as if her body could no longer withstand such a massive trauma.

The other two blood holes were like fountains, constantly gushing out blood foam, dyeing the area around her a scarlet red. These were the wounds caused by the long knife that stabbed into her back, the long knife that pierced her through.

It was that long knife that dealt her the fatal blow. It pierced Bishan's back, piercing her left breast and ripping her body in two. This single blow completely extinguished her hope of survival, leaving her a classic case of a death too mortal to survive.

Her death, like that of her brigade commander, Elaine, was a scene of near-dismemberment. Her brigade commander's death was equally gruesome. Her body was nearly ripped apart by the enemy, covered in countless wounds. Blood gushed from each wound, pooling in crimson pools. Her face was contorted in agony, her eyes wide open, revealing endless fear and despair.

Bishan, this peerless beauty, was now dead. Her chest was pierced by eighteen spears, each one piercing her body, tearing through her flesh and muscle mercilessly. Blood gushed from the thirty-six bloody holes like a fountain, staining her body a crimson crimson. Her internal organs were shattered by this horrific attack, and the shattered fragments of her organs continuously flowed from the wounds, mixing with the blood, creating a horrifying scene.

Her lower abdomen had also suffered a severe blow, and her otherwise beautiful body had become like a blood gourd. Blood and fragments of internal organs continuously gushed out from the two blood holes in front and back, as if her body could no longer withstand such a massive trauma. The mixture flowed like a waterfall, staining the ground beneath her a shocking red.

The other two blood holes were like fountains, constantly gushing out blood foam. The blood foam splashed in the air, dyeing her surroundings a scarlet. These were the wounds caused by the long knife that had stabbed her in the back. The long knife had penetrated her and torn her body in two.

Bishan's body was devoid of life, as if her soul had been drained away. Her skin was as pale as paper, bloodless, a stark contrast to the crimson blood. Her hair lay disheveled in the pool of blood, as if telling of her struggle and agony.

Bishan's body was stabbed into such a state by the enemy that it could be described as incomplete. Later, Yu Suwei, who came to rescue and revive her, used her immortal and mortal powers to feed her resurrection pills, and Isabina and Lena used their healing powers for two hours. All the other female soldiers who died were resurrected, but Bishan's broken body did not react at all, and there was no effect at all.