Quick Transmigration: Don't Let an Honest Man Become a Villainous Supporting Female Character

The cave was filled with colorful mineral crystals, and in the far corner of the cave was a large box, overflowing with jewels.

A dragon sat on the ground, diligently polishing the gems it had just plundered.

"Have you heard? His Highness Lorian has kidnapped another prince." Whispers came from the cave entrance.

"Ah, as expected of Princess Lorian, she truly is the most powerful dragon in the world."

The dragon, polishing jewels in the cave, grew increasingly angry as he listened: "What's so great about that? I can kidnap a prince too."

Two birds at the cave entrance stared at each other's beady eyes in silence for a moment before flying away together.

If she can catch the prince, then the Sun Lady will rise from the west tomorrow.

Ji Chaoxi was furious at being looked down upon. These birds were such chatterboxes, chirping away at the entrance of her cave every day.

If she weren't kind-hearted, she would have killed them with a single swipe of her paw.

But when Ji Chaoxi thought about kidnapping the prince, she frowned deeply as she looked at the gem in her hand.

She was banished from the castle because she couldn't catch the prince.

No, she couldn't let herself go on like this. She had to catch a prince as soon as possible and then walk into the castle with her chin held high!

Just do it.

Ji Chaoxi planned to fly directly into the castle. Compared to two-legged humans, she had many advantages because she also had a pair of wings.

She flew confidently above the palace, just as she was about to fly straight in.

An arrow suddenly flew right in front of her.

Ji Chaoxi: ?

Where did the arrow come from?

She flapped her wings and looked down at the tower below. The soldiers in the tower curled their lips into a smile, and the next second, countless arrows shot towards the dragon in the sky.

What a stupid dragon, daring to appear in her territory.

Ji Chaoxi panicked. With the flapping of her wings, arrows fell to the ground with a clatter. She quickly flew away to escape.

That woman just now looked more evil than a dragon!

The soldiers patrolling in the forest were startled.

"Arrows are raining down from the sky?!"

Another soldier pulled an arrow from his helmet, his brow furrowed: "Someone must have angered God."

Otherwise, why would God be so angry that he kept raining arrows down?

After fleeing in disgrace, Ji Chaoxi disguised herself again. She folded her wings, wore a headscarf, and carried a basket full of apples. The apples were very red and radiated an enticing glow.

She hid behind a tree and observed the soldiers guarding outside the palace. She cleared her throat and walked over shakily.

The soldiers guarding the door kept their eyes on her.

Ji Chaoxi wiped the sweat from her forehead and stood in front of them: "I would like to give His Highness some apples that I grew myself."

The soldier glanced silently at the poisoned apple in her basket and said politely, "My unknown queen, you'll find Snow White after you cross ninety-one more mountains."

They don't have the poisoned apple plot here.

Ji Chaoxi stretched out her wrinkled hands, and before she could speak, she was politely led away by the soldiers.

Ji Chaoxi sighed deeply, munching on an apple as she walked home. Being a dragon is hard, but being a successful dragon is even harder.

If only a prince could fall from the sky.

As soon as Ji Chaoxi returned to her cave, Lorian, dressed in a dazzling array of jewels, immediately came to show off her new prince to Ji Chaoxi.

"Useless Dragon, I heard you kidnapped the prince today?" Lorian swaggered in.

The dragon, who was polishing the jewels, suddenly lowered its head, and even its tail drooped down.

Lorian was extremely pleased with herself; seeing Ji Chaoxi so pitiful made her incredibly happy.

She tossed a box in front of Ji Chaoxi as if it were charity; the lock on the box broke, revealing the jewelry inside.

Ji Chaoxi hugged the box to her chest in a cowardly manner, emptied out the jewelry inside, and began to wipe each piece one by one.

Lorian laughed out loud when he saw her like that, and then left with the prince.

The dragon ranks are strictly hierarchical; any dragon that fails to capture a prince is considered the lowest rank.

Ji Chaoxi didn't know why Lorian, this high-level dragon, always bullied her.

She had met every prince of Lorian, but Lorian never shared one with her.

If she were Lorian, she would definitely give the poor lowly dragon a prince.

Ji Chaoxi wiped the gemstone Lorian had given her clean and fell asleep. She lay on the ground, her large wings covering her head.

As the dragon's steady breathing continued, the forest began to change.

The mushrooms under the tree roots suddenly lit up and were whispering among themselves. A frog suddenly jumped onto a lotus leaf and shouted that it wanted to find a princess to kiss it. A nightingale stood on a branch and sang a melodious song.

Early the next morning, while the forest was still shrouded in mist, the ambitious dragon had already begun training his fire-breathing abilities.

There was a large pile of pine cones in front of her, and she planned to burn them clean!

The squirrel hiding in the tree stared longingly at the pine cones on the ground. What a wicked dragon! This dragon is a million times worse than those dragons that capture princes!

The dragon suddenly breathed fire at the pine cone, but only a cloud of black smoke and a few sparks came out.

The squirrel in the tree breathed a sigh of relief; hopefully, the dragon wouldn't succeed.

The dragon was a little angry and angrily swung her tail. She took a deep breath and suddenly spewed out a huge ball of fire, but she didn't control the force well and burned most of the leaves of the big tree next to her.

"I did it!"

Ji Chaoxi was overjoyed as she looked at the pine cones that had been burned to ashes in front of her.

The tree spoke softly, "But you burned me bald..."

It's hair that's been stored up for a long time.

Ji Chaoxi felt a little guilty and pretended not to hear.

Dragons have no guilt toward anyone, no, any creature; they are only loyal to themselves.

Just then, a rustling sound came from the corner.

Ji Chaoxi frowned and walked towards the direction of the sound, the atmosphere becoming somewhat tense.

As she approached, a sword flew directly at her. She flapped her wings, and the sword fell to the ground.

A badly injured man was sitting in the tree, and Ji Chaoxi couldn't help but glance at his face a few more times.

Without a crown, and not being a prince, she didn't want that.

But this man did indeed have quite a few valuable things on him.

Under the man's wary and murderous gaze, Ji Chaoxi reached out and pried the gem off the sword.

As Ji Chaoxi approached, the man suddenly spat out a mouthful of blood and pointed his sword at her.

Ji Chaoxi's eyes lit up, and she continued to pick at the gem on his sword. Suddenly, the man's eyes looked somewhat confused.

Ji Chaoxi even pried the gems off his clothes. The man was still holding the sword shakily. Ji Chaoxi carefully searched his bag and took out all the gems inside.

Greedy dragon!

The man's forehead was covered in cold sweat, but he still put the sword down.

"Can you save me?" His voice was hoarse and weak.

Ji Chaoxi looked at him in surprise: "I am an evil dragon."

Has he lost his mind, letting a dragon save people?

The man's voice grew even weaker: "What's your name?"

Ji Chaoxi puffed out her chest: "My name is Ji Chaoxi!"

The man's pale face remained silent for a moment: "Never heard of it."

Ji Chaoxi choked up: "Have you heard of Lorian?"

The man nodded: "Number One Wanted: Dragon."

Ji Chaoxi lowered her head in disappointment: "She's my sister."

Sadly, she pried the jewels off the man's shoes, then flapped her wings and flew away.

On its way back to the cave, several birds, oblivious to the danger, charged straight at the dragon, only to be knocked down and fall into a tree.

Several birds perched on a branch, chirping and cursing at the evil dragon in the sky.

"A bunch of beady-eyed people!"

The dragon roared down and immediately flew away.

Such a huge dragon flying in the sky, and they can't even see it!