Quick Transmigration: Striving Every Day to Overcome Tribulation

The evil dragon Su Su lay lazily in the cave, her eyes fixed on the princess who was diligently roasting meat for her, feeling very gratified.

The aroma of roasted meat gradually filled the air, making Su Su swallow hard.

If it weren't for this, a dragon like her from a fairy tale wouldn't be able to transform into human form on its own, and Su Su wouldn't have needed to specifically find a princess to cook for her.

In the fairy tale world, the evil dragon accidentally stepped into a time rift while traveling and then suddenly disappeared.

This greatly worried Little Heavenly Dao. It searched everywhere for a role that could replace the evil dragon, and finally found Qi Qi, asking Su Su to fill in.

Although Su Su was somewhat unwilling, she didn't want to be a Western dragon, as it was not attractive at all.

She wanted to be a golden dragon, but she still agreed to Xiaotiandao's request.

She can only temporarily play the role of the black dragon, waiting for Xiaotiandao to find the real dragon and return.

In this unfamiliar cave, Su Su enjoyed the meat roasted by the princess while contemplating her situation.

She didn't know when Xiaotiandao would find the evil dragon, nor how long she would have to stay in this role.

But since she has already promised Xiaotiandao, she will definitely play this role well.

The princess skillfully flipped the roasted meat, a hint of helplessness on her face.

She never imagined that the dragon would make her cook; she, a princess...

Forget it, I don't want to just wait for someone to come and rescue me.

However, seeing the dragon's satisfied expression, she couldn't help but find it amusing, and her discomfort lessened slightly.

The cave was filled with the aroma of roasted meat and a wisp of smoke. Su Su and the princess were both lost in their own thoughts, while Xiao Tiandao was traversing the gaps in time and space, trying his best to find the missing evil dragon and hoping to restore everything to normal as soon as possible.

In the world of fairy tales, princesses and princes are as numerous as a hair; a mere few dozen miles away lies a whole country.

Besides princesses and princes, there are also knights.

The story of the knight defeating the dragon and rescuing the princess is a classic, and Su Su, who plays the dragon in this world, is also lucky enough to meet the knight who comes to rescue the princess.

He was dressed in gleaming armor, held a sharp sword, and his eyes revealed determination and courage.

Su Su simply couldn't resist using her little paws.

Her gaze was fixed on the knight, and an impulse surged within her, a desire to strip the sword and armor off his body.

Recalling how Su Su had captured the princess and taken all the gems off her body, Su Su realized that Su Su had taken the princess into the cave and then stripped her of all the gems.

After pressing the gemstone under her body, Su Su finally came to her senses and then remained withdrawn for several days.

Fortunately, this princess was skillful and had excellent cooking skills.

Otherwise, given Su Su's decisive nature, she probably would have already forgotten about the princess.

In fact, Su Su did not go to the castle with the intention of capturing the princess.

All she wanted was to bring back a chef so she could comfortably live the life of a homebody.

But those chefs were far too cunning.

They either hid themselves so well that no matter how carefully Su Su searched, she could never find a trace of them.

Even though Su Su finally managed to catch them, the strange smell emanating from them, or their hysterical screams, made Su Su want to avoid them at all costs. The fairy tale world was truly terrifying.

So Su Su reluctantly gave up the idea of ​​catching the chef. She couldn't help but sigh to herself, "I really shouldn't eat too well."

In the last world, we ate plenty of delicious food, but now we can only fill our stomachs with wild fruits.

I feel a little wronged just thinking about it.

Just as Su Su was filled with disappointment and was about to flap her wings and fly away, a princess suddenly jumped out from some unknown direction.

Without saying a word, the princess grabbed onto her dragon claws and held on tightly. No matter how hard Su Su tried to shake them off, she couldn't get rid of them.

At this moment, the people underground saw this scene and began to shout.

"The princess has been captured by the evil dragon!"

"She's finally about to meet her knight!"

"Oh! Lucky Princess Karina, congratulations on the arrival of the handsome prince."

……

Those shouts, like surging waves, echoed fiercely in the vast air, unable to conceal their overflowing excitement.

The sound was extremely penetrating, allowing Su Su, who was in the air, to feel the excitement contained within it.

Seeing this, Su Su completely forgot to quickly shake off the little thing on her paws and fly back to her precious cave.

She was stunned by the shouts and it took her a while to come back to her senses.

However, when she returned to the cave, she was shocked to find that she had brought back a princess.

The princess was dressed in gorgeous clothes, and her beautiful face showed a hint of surprise and curiosity.

She was racking her brains trying to get the princess back, but the princess was as steadfast as a tree rooted to the ground, and even shook her head resolutely, saying, "According to the rules, a princess should wait for a knight or prince to come and fetch her, not go back on her own, much less be sent back by an evil dragon."

The princess's eyes were filled with stubbornness and expectation. It was unclear what she was expecting, but she was probably hoping that her hero would appear.

The evil dragon Su Su had no intention of reasoning; she had only one thought in her mind: to get this pampered princess out of there as soon as possible.

She frowned and said impatiently, "This is my place. You should find another dragon or witch."

“There are no evil dragons; you are the first one I’ve encountered. As for witches, oh dear! They are all kind witches; how can we tarnish their names?” The princess’s words carried a hint of playfulness and determination.

She clearly had a great fondness for the witches and didn't want the dragon to tarnish their reputation.

The princess slightly raised her chin, her eyes gleaming with confidence, as if declaring her stance to the dragon.

Su Su became withdrawn; Su Su didn't want to talk!

Qiqi comforted her, "Master, perhaps you should ask the princess. Maybe she can cook? That way you won't have to eat only sour fruits."

Su Su thought it made sense, so the princess became a cook and promised Su Su that she would leave and give her a cook when her knight or prince arrived.

So after Su Su stripped the knight of all the shiny things, she handed the knight over to the princess.

"Alright! Your knight has arrived. Take him and leave! And remember your promise."

But the princess covered her mouth and nose with a haughty expression and said to Su Su with a look of disgust, "This is not the knight I expect. I don't want him! He's so weak. I don't know who will protect whom when we encounter danger."

Su Su pressed her large paw down on the knight, "Then... can't you just push yourself a little?"