The Otherworldly Journey of a Quick Transmigrator

Su Yuanyuan was in high spirits. After being tricked for so many years, she could finally get her revenge. She lashed out with her whip so tightly that Kuroro's attacks missed every time.

His clothes were tattered and covered in whip marks and blood. His eyes grew increasingly dark and fixed on her as he moved.

Su Yuanyuan glared back defiantly. What? Are you trying to see who has bigger eyes? You can't hit me anyway.

After a while, she stopped and shook her sore arms. It was her first time using a whip, and she hadn't mastered the strength, which made her feel so uncomfortable.

When Kuroro saw her stop, he jumped back a few steps and slowly took out something that looked like a key from his pocket.

"You must be wondering why I've been in town for so long."

Su Yuanyuan raised an eyebrow. She was indeed very curious, and her eyes involuntarily turned to the key. Could it be because of that?

Kuroro fiddled with the key in his hand, confirming her idea.

"This is called the Devil's Key. It is said to have been created by an ancient civilization during the dawn of the universe. This civilization possessed the secret of dimensional travel and wanted to pass it on to people in the future world."

Unfortunately, they failed. As time passed, this civilization disappeared. I searched through all the relevant documents, and some said that they angered the gods, who punished them and wiped out their race.

Others say that something they created went wrong, and their entire civilization was banished. I went to great lengths to obtain it, intending to use it only after finding what I was looking for. But now it seems I should deal with you first.

Su Yuanyuan looked at him warily. Although she didn't quite believe him, the key in Kuroro's hand was emanating an ominous aura.

She took two steps back, and suddenly, the Demon Key emitted a blinding light, and Su Yuanyuan sensed danger behind her.

She glanced back and saw a black hole that had appeared behind her, completely dark and she couldn't see anything inside.

Suddenly, her expression changed, and the black hole flew towards her at an extremely fast speed.

Su Yuanyuan quickly dodged to the side, but the black hole split off a second one and continued to chase her. Su Yuanyuan's face was beyond just black.

Each time she dodged, the number of black holes increased by one. Her face was ashen as she looked at Kuroro standing to the side, a hint of murderous intent flashing in her eyes.

That's enough! Ever since they met, Kuroro has been constantly sabotaging her, and now he seems intent on killing her.

"Kuroro, I'll fuck your grandpa!"

After saying that, he lunged at Kuroro with the black hole behind him. Kuroro's expression changed, and he quickly retreated to try to dodge.

Will Su Yuanyuan grant his wish? She gripped Kuroro's arm tightly with both hands, revealing a sinister smile.

"Don't even think about running away!"

Before she could finish speaking, the two of them were swallowed by the black hole. When they disappeared completely, the black hole also vanished without a trace, leaving only the key on the ground.

When Su Yuanyuan opened her eyes again, she thought she would be at home or in her space, but looking at the obviously Japanese-style room, she fell into deep thought.

Her memory only extends to the time she was swallowed by the black hole. Now, is she alive and rescued, or is the legend true, and she was transported to another place by the black hole?

Su Yuanyuan looked around and saw a bronze mirror on the table. She walked over and looked at herself. She still looked like Eve, but the clothes she was wearing seemed to be a kimono.

She knew nothing about these things; she had only seen them on television. Su Yuanyuan put down the bronze mirror, pushed open the door, and went out.

What comes into view is a yard full of sand, with a path paved with stone slabs. Bamboo is planted on both sides of the yard, and a few stone lanterns are casually placed in the yard.

Su Yuanyuan was silent for a while. She really couldn't appreciate this. Her first thought was, what if the wind blows and the sand fills the whole house?

She walked around the yard but couldn't find anyone, which made it impossible for her to ask anyone anything.

Finally, having no other option, she had to go outside the yard to look for someone.

She put on the wooden clogs, shook them uncomfortably a couple of times, and could only bear it for now. She wasn't familiar with the place yet, and it wasn't appropriate to take out the things in her spatial storage without permission.

She walked awkwardly down the street, cursing Kuroro in her heart and praying that he was dead and would stop harming people.

Su Yuanyuan walked for a long time before she saw the houses, which were all made of straw and wood, and the people around her were dressed like people in ancient times.

As she got closer, she realized where she was, because she knew exactly what these people were saying in her previous life.

Once she confirmed where she was, she was certain that she had indeed transmigrated again, this time through illegal means.

Su Yuanyuan sat by the roadside sighing. She had just tried, and none of the skills she had drawn in the last world were usable, except for the Zoldyck family technique she had learned herself.

Fortunately, the space can be accessed. I don't know if the lottery system is still working; I'll have to wait until tomorrow to confirm.

She cursed Kuroro in her heart for the nth time. After sighing, she stood up and had to go back to slowly gather information about this place.

Leaning against a pillar in the corridor, Su Yuanyuan looked at the night sky. She was all alone in this big courtyard. How boring!

She suddenly noticed that several points of light were approaching in the distance. Su Yuanyuan stood up and stared intently at those points of light.

It was a creature she had never seen before, long like a snake, with a pointed mouth and fin-like things on either side of its ears.

It had six legs, which it folded up to grasp a ball of light, and it floated over her head and flew away.

Su Yuanyuan didn't dare to chase after it. It was clearly not a normal creature; it felt somewhat like a monster, and she had no way of dealing with monsters.

She yawned and went back to her room to sleep, deciding to wait until after the lottery draw tomorrow.

The next day, Su Yuanyuan woke up naturally. She stayed in bed for a while before getting up. It had been a long time since she had slept in, and she felt a little groggy on her first occasion.

Knowing where she was, Su Yuanyuan had no more worries. She quickly threw away her cumbersome clothes and shoes, put on the clothes in her space, closed the door, and went out.

This morning, during the lottery, I won a skill called Soul Shock, which releases a shockwave that instantly kills any creature it touches, turning them into undead that she can control.

Now she's bursting with confidence, and she's not afraid of encountering monsters at all. On the contrary, she hopes to encounter a few monsters so she can recruit some henchmen.

Yesterday, Su Yuanyuan had already walked to the other side, but today she changed direction and walked for a long time without finding a single village.

Looking at the endless forest in front of her, Su Yuanyuan really wanted to turn back, but in the end she gritted her teeth and plunged in.

The forest was quiet; Su Yuanyuan couldn't hear any birdsong or insect chirps, only the rustling of leaves. Something was clearly wrong.

She walked quietly and slowly forward.

My eyes kept scanning the surroundings, praying that no monsters would suddenly appear, otherwise it would be like a horror movie, weird and creepy.