Quick Transmigration: Reversing the Life of a Cannon Fodder Female Supporting Character

Chu Lanyu quickly checked her soul space and found that it was working properly and had an additional function: she could enter it to temporarily hide.

He took out a bowl of warm eight-treasure porridge and drank it, which relieved his near-starvation condition. In fact, the original owner of this body had starved to death.

"Transfer the storyline."

This is a world where orcs and humans coexist. Orcs can switch between human and beast forms and have strong hunting abilities, but they have difficulty reproducing. Humans have stronger reproductive abilities but weaker hunting abilities. Many large human tribes depend on orc tribes for survival. Human females can also marry orcs, but the offspring of humans may not be able to transform. The more powerful an orc is, the less he will deign to mate with human females.

The original owner was named Ye, a young female from the Mountain Stone Tribe. The Mountain Stone Tribe was a human tribe with fewer than a hundred people, and there were only six females of childbearing age. Normally, Ye was also of childbearing age and should have lived under the care of the entire tribe, and then chosen a few males to form a family. She should not have been abandoned in the wilderness by the migrating tribe.

The problem was that Ye was diagnosed with developmental delay by the shaman from a young age and was unable to bear children. After that, the original owner never enjoyed the care that the tribe gave to females. Especially after her father died while hunting, there was no one to give her scraps of food every day. She could only try her best to find something to eat, and she ate everything from tree leaves to grass roots.

The tribe's migration was due to the shaman's prediction that this year's cold season would be exceptionally cold, and that the entire mountain tribe would freeze to death if they continued to live there. The shaman also pointed out the direction of warmth, so the chief led his people to migrate as soon as the hot season ended.

The original owner was in a very awkward situation. In this world, females are naturally not as strong as males. When traveling long distances, they need the help of males, otherwise they cannot go far. However, the original owner had no male to mate with, no close elders, and no single male was willing to take care of her.

The tribe didn't actively drive her away, but no one paid any attention to her either. The original owner had no choice but to grit her teeth and follow the migration route. In just two days, before she even left the original tribe's hunting grounds, she fell into a pit and dislocated her arm. No one in the tribe even looked back, leaving her to scream herself hoarse.

Perhaps they had long wanted to get rid of this useless female who was infertile and ugly?

Ye frowned, and after his body's functions had eased somewhat, he used his good hand to feel the dislocated area and skillfully reset it.

"Ugh!" Ye groaned, sweat instantly streaming down his dirty face. "Luckily it was just a dislocation; a fracture would have been a real problem."

Ye looked around at the pit she was in. It was about three meters deep and almost vertical. Fortunately, it wasn't very wide. She wondered how it had been formed.

According to the original owner's memories, she fell into the forest. The forest was undoubtedly extremely dangerous. In this world where survival was almost at a primitive level, even the weather was volatile, and creatures would be attacked at the drop of a hat. The temperature difference between day and night was huge. If the original owner, with her small body, had stayed in the pit for another night, she would have lost her life again.

He took out the eagle claw hook from his spatial storage and threw it towards the big tree by the pit. He overestimated the original owner's physical condition and it took several tries to successfully entangle the hook around the tree trunk. He didn't dare to use his dislocated hand for the time being, so he grabbed the rope with one hand and used his legs for assistance to slowly climb up.

After putting away the eagle claw hook, Ye leaned against a large tree and carefully surveyed the surrounding environment. The Mountain Stone Tribe must have been walking along the edge of the forest. The surrounding trees were not very dense, and through the gaps between the trees, one could even vaguely see areas without trees, which should be plains.

Plains are more dangerous than forests. She glanced at it and then looked away. Recalling the original owner's memories, she turned back. She couldn't stay in her space for long; she could only stay for one hour each day. That one hour could be life-saving in dangerous situations, but she wouldn't waste it otherwise.

Two hours later, Ye stood at the entrance of a cave, shining her flashlight inside and throwing stones into it a few times. There was no movement inside, so there shouldn't be any "natives." The cave entrance was very small, only allowing a small female like Ye to pass through at a time.

Once inside, the space was a bit larger, but still less than two cubic meters in size. It was semi-circular in shape, with an uneven ground and surrounding mountain walls, making it very unsuitable for habitation. However, Ye was exhausted and had no other choice. She needed to find a place to recuperate before planning her future survival.

First, Ye took out a cushion from his spatial storage and placed it on the ground. He sat down to rest, calmed his breathing, ate a balanced meal of meat and vegetables, and drank a cup of warm sugar water. Feeling warmth spreading through his hands and feet, Ye stood up, put the cushion back into his spatial storage, and walked out of the cave.

This small cave is two meters above the ground. The entrance to the ground is a gentle slope that is not very flat. The slope is covered with wild grass that is half a meter high. After passing through the wild grass and walking down the slope, you enter the forest.

While observing her surroundings, she bent down to pick up dry branches. In this primitive world, firewood is always a useful resource, and you can never have too much. Her space has everything, including coal and charcoal, but not in large quantities. The reason the tribe migrated was because this cold season would be very harsh. With the original owner's small body, she probably wouldn't be able to go very far. If she couldn't get out of the frigid area, then firewood would be very important.

After collecting several bundles of branches and storing them in her spatial storage, Ye straightened up and followed the faint sound of water. After about ten minutes, she came across a stream that wasn't too wide. Wild animals would come to drink near the water source, so it was generally quite dangerous.

After observing from behind a large tree for a few minutes and finding no animals drinking at the stream, she emerged from behind the tree, cautiously approached the stream, took out a large red bucket, and plunged it directly into the water. Once the bucket was full, she stored it in her spatial storage.

There were fish in the stream that she didn't recognize, but the original owner of the body remembered them. She had caught and eaten fish when she was starving, and although they didn't taste good, they weren't poisonous.

If you don't scale it, don't remove the innards, and just roast it until it's half-cooked and eat it with salt, it won't taste good at all.

She has enough food in her storage space to last for half a year, so she doesn't need to risk further injury to her arm by hunting for the time being. She also has a bow and arrows, a repeating crossbow, and even guns in her storage space, although she can't use the guns in this world. The rest of the items can be used. This world allows the use of cold weapons and forged metals. Does this mean that this world has forging technology? Or is the strictest restriction on the items in her storage space in this world the firearms?

The tribe where the original owner lived was too small, and she couldn't access the core matters. Life was difficult, and all she could think about was what she could eat.

On her way back, she collected two kinds of plants that the original owner had used: one to repel mosquitoes and the other to mask body odor.