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

Since their resounding victory in the first battle against the Turks, the reputation of the Great Zhou women's army has spread like wildfire across the Western Regions and the northern steppes. Tribes that once harbored rebellious intentions have all but relented in their provocations. Lin Huilian and Liu Mei, leading the troops, haven't rested on their laurels, but have instead been relentlessly preparing for new battles.

Meanwhile, the Loulan Kingdom, entrenched deep in the Western Regions, was stirring. Situated at the crossroads of the Silk Road, Loulan had long harbored ambitions, seeking to control trade routes and expand its sphere of influence. They had heard that the Great Zhou women's army was merely a group of women, and despite their initial victory against the Turks, they dismissed it as mere luck and dismissed them as nothing. The Loulan king brazenly ordered his troops to assemble along the border, harassing caravans and villages along the Great Zhou border in an attempt to provoke rebellion.

When the news reached Lin Huilian and Liu Mei, they quickly convened a military meeting. Standing before a map in the center of the tent, Lin Huilian solemnly analyzed, "Loulan's terrain is complex, with many deserts and oases. They're familiar with the terrain, which is a disadvantage for us. But they underestimate us, and pride leads to defeat. We can exploit this in our strategy." Liu Mei nodded in agreement, adding, "We can first send a small force to conduct a feint attack, lure them deeper into the encirclement, and then annihilate them in one fell swoop."

After careful planning, the Great Zhou women's army began its movement. A small contingent of twenty women, clad in light armor and mounted on swift horses, headed for the Loulan border. They deliberately created a panic, misleading the Loulan sentries into believing the Great Zhou women's army was fleeing. The Loulan army, falling for their ruse, immediately dispatched two thousand cavalrymen in pursuit.

As the Loulan cavalry reached the edge of a vast desert, a deafening roar of killing erupted. Lin Huilian and Liu Mei led a large force, charging out from behind the sand dunes and into the oasis. This proved to be the site of their carefully planned ambush. The well-trained women's troops of the Great Zhou quickly formed a battle formation. Armed with spears and bows, the women soldiers held firm and resolute gazes.

From the outset, the two sides engaged in a fierce clash. The Loulan cavalry, relying on their superior numbers, charged relentlessly. Undeterred, the women of the Great Zhou army coordinated their efforts. Spearmen formed a defensive line to block the cavalry's charge, while archers rained down arrows from behind. One female soldier, Wan'er, proved particularly brave in the battle. Wielding a longsword, she charged through the enemy ranks with unparalleled ease. A Loulan general, observing this, swung his broadsword at her. Wan'er nimbly dodged the attack, then struck the general in the throat with a counterattack.

After Wan'er killed the enemy general, the enemy army instantly fell into madness. Seeing their general being killed, anger and hatred surged in their hearts, and they rushed towards Wan'er.

Wan'er was surrounded by the enemy, a dense hail of arrows and sharp spear points swarming around her. The arrows descended like a swarm of locusts, accompanied by a sharp gust of wind, as if threatening to tear her apart. Wan'er dodged nimbly left and right, her longsword slicing streaks of cold light through the air, attempting to deflect the incoming arrows.

However, the enemy's attacks were relentless, and Wan'er gradually felt overwhelmed. An arrow struck her arm, the sharp pain slowing her movements. Then, several spears simultaneously thrust at her. Wan'er dodged sideways, but was still wounded in the waist by one of them.

Blood gushed from the wound, staining her battle robe red. Wan'er gritted her teeth, enduring the pain as she continued to wield her sword and fight the enemy. Her eyes revealed a determination and unyielding spirit, as if telling the enemy that she would never surrender easily.

But the enemy was too numerous, and Wan'er's strength gradually depleted. Her movements became increasingly sluggish, and her wounds multiplied. Finally, an arrow struck her chest. Wan'er's body trembled violently, and the sword in her hand fell helplessly.

She slowly fell to the ground, her eyes still gleaming with an unyielding light. Seeing Wan'er fall to the ground, the surrounding enemy soldiers immediately surrounded her, stabbing her body frantically with spears and arrows, as if to completely destroy her.

At this moment, Lin Huilian rushed over and led the modern female cavalry unit to rescue Wan'er and treat her injuries with medicine, while the other troops continued to advance.

As the battle progressed, the Loulan army gradually fell into a difficult situation. They had not expected the Great Zhou women's army to be so formidable, and their initial contempt for the enemy gave way to fear. Lin Huilian, seizing the opportunity, shouted, "Sisters, charge! For the honor of the Great Zhou!" The female soldiers' morale was boosted, and they launched an even more fierce attack.

At this moment, a sudden commotion erupted from the Loulan rear. Liu Mei had already arranged a surprise force, which had circled the enemy's rear and set fire, disrupting their morale. The Loulan army was thrown into disarray and began to flee.

The women's army of the Great Zhou Dynasty pursued the enemy with unstoppable force. After several hours of fierce fighting, the Loulan army was completely defeated. In this battle, the women's army of the Great Zhou Dynasty defeated the enemy with fewer troops, annihilating thousands of enemies.