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

In the vast rain forests of South America, a fifty-member female soldier squad under Li Wanjun once again embarked on a conquest. This time, they faced a more ferocious tribe that was adept at using local combat techniques.

The rainforest was filled with a damp, pungent smell. The female soldiers advanced cautiously, each step a risk of treading on an unknown trap. Suddenly, Xu Li, at the front of the group, felt her footing give way, and she instantly fell into a large, hidden pit. The pit's floor was strewn with sharp bamboo sticks, and Xu Li's leg was pierced, blood instantly staining her trouser legs red. She cried out in pain and tried to climb up the pit's steep and slippery sides, leaving her helplessly struggling at the bottom.

Just as the female soldiers were about to rescue Xu Li, sharp whistles erupted from all directions. Countless poisoned darts blazed from every corner of the rainforest, raining down upon the female soldiers like a deadly raindrop. Wang Yao reacted quickly, yanking Zhang Qin from her side and dragging her behind a boulder. However, a dart still grazed Wang Yao's arm, and the venom spread rapidly, instantly swelling her arm and causing unbearable pain.

Zhang Qin was extremely anxious. She searched for detoxifying herbs in her backpack and comforted Wang Yao: "Sister, hold on, I will treat your wound right away." However, before she could apply the herbs, a group of poisonous snakes raised by the natives jumped out from the grass, spitting out their tongues, and pounced on them.

Zhang Qin grabbed the dagger at her side and engaged in a desperate struggle with the venomous snakes. A snake suddenly leaped up and bit her throat. She instinctively tilted her head, and the snake's teeth grazed her cheek, leaving a bloody streak. She swung her knife back, slicing the snake in two. But more snakes kept coming, and she gradually lost her strength.

At this time, Li Xueruo, the captain of the 50-man female squad, led the other female soldiers into a defensive formation, attempting to repel the indigenous attacks. However, the indigenous people exploited the rainforest terrain and repeatedly outflanked them. During a close combat with an indigenous warrior, Zhao Xue was struck in the head with a club. She staggered several times and fell to the ground.

"Zhao Xue!" Li Xueruo yelled, rushing over to help her up. However, another poisoned dart flew towards her. Li Xueruo dodged sideways, but was still scratched on the shoulder. She endured the pain, carrying Zhao Xue on her back, and continued to direct the battle.

The battle intensified, and the female soldiers suffered heavy casualties from traps, poison darts, and venomous snakes. Xu Li eventually died at the bottom of the pit from the toxic effects of her wounds. Wang Yao's arm swelled up more and more, and her consciousness gradually faded. Zhang Qin suffered multiple wounds from the battle with the venomous snakes, and her clothes were stained red with blood.

The natives, witnessing the women's plight, cheered in triumph. Shouting, they rushed out of the rainforest, surrounding them. Li Xueruo, looking at her wounded comrades, felt a surge of grief and indignation. She gripped her spear tightly, staring intently at the enemy, ready for a final stand.

However, the female soldiers were exhausted and fell one after another under the fierce attack of the natives. Li Xueluo was also hit in the leg by a native warrior with a big knife, and she fell to the ground. But she still struggled to get up and wanted to continue fighting.

At that moment, a venomous snake suddenly darted from the brush and snapped at Li Xueruo's throat with incredible speed. Her face instantly turned purple, her body trembling violently, and black blood gushed from her cherry-like mouth. Her eyes widened, filled with despair and resignation, and the spear in her hand slipped limply. The native leader lunged forward, stabbing Li Xueruo in the back with his bronze sword. Because Li Xueruo's leather armor only blocked the blade's impact on her chest, the bronze sword pierced through her bare back, piercing her heart and exiting through her left breast. Li Xueruo let out a final, shrill scream, her tongue lolling from her lips, her head drooping limply. A warm liquid flowed between her legs, the sign of her incontinence. Li Xueruo convulsed, her long legs limp, and she fell to her knees, her head tilting as she died.

Ultimately, in this brutal battle, Li Xueruo's female soldiers were completely annihilated. The rainforest was filled with the scent of blood. Those once brave and fearless figures now lay quietly in this unfamiliar land. Only the blood-stained earth bore witness to their once tenacious resistance and unyielding spirit.