Peerless pastoral little green plum

Chapter 395 Hold This Whip Tightly

Yao Huahua still stood there in a daze, until Pei Baoshan waved to her, gesturing for her to come over, then she came to her senses and ran towards him quickly.

"Brother Baoshan, where did you get this carriage?" She asked in surprise.

"I bought it from a passing merchant, and it cost ten taels of silver," Pei Baoshan said, "During this time, you have been running between the town and the village. I was afraid that you would be tired, so I thought about it Anyway, I want to get you a carriage, and there happened to be a passing businessman who wanted to transfer the carriage, so I bought it quickly."

Yao Huahua turned to look at the horse again.

The horse is much taller than the cow, and Yao Huahua is petite, so she has to look up to see the horse's head.

She looked at the horse, and it happened that the horse looked down at her too.

With just one glance, he looked away again.

Yao Huahua said to Pei Baoshan timidly, "Brother Baoshan, this horse seems to look down on me."

Pei Baoshan couldn't help laughing, with a row of neat white teeth showing on his dark face: "A horse needs to be tamed, follow me, I'll teach you how to tame a horse!"

"Ah, you know how to train horses?" Yao Huahua felt more and more that Pei Baoshan was omnipotent.

"If you go to the battlefield to kill the enemy on horseback, how can you not?" Pei Baoshan smiled dotingly at her again.

The two led their horses and walked outside. The villagers hurried out of the way, and some curious people followed behind them.

Once outside the yard, Yao Huahua looked at the carriage with some anxiety.

The carriage is too high for her to get on.

When she was worrying, her waist was suddenly embraced from behind by a pair of big hands.

"Ah..." She called out softly, with so many people watching, how could Pei Baoshan hug her!

But the next moment, she sat in the seat of driving the carriage.

It turned out that she was hugging her into the carriage, but she reacted too much. Due to embarrassment, her face turned red involuntarily.

Seeing that Yao Xianrou was also following, Pei Baoshan hugged Yao Xianrou into the carriage together.

But Yao Xianrou could only sit in the carriage, because Pei Baoshan wanted to sit with Yao Huahua.

"Hua'er, hold on tight to this stiff rope and this leather whip," Pei Baoshan said.

Yao Huahua grabbed the reins and whip, and asked Pei Baoshan, "Brother Baoshan, is it the same as driving an ox cart? I have driven an ox cart before."

"It's almost the same, but the horse is bigger, so you need to hold the reins even more. You must also pay attention to the potholes on the road, and don't sink the wheels of the car behind you into the mud, otherwise you may not be able to pull it out..." Pei Baoshan taught Huaer something When talking, it is not as gentle as usual, but also a little serious.

After all, driving a carriage is dangerous, and he must be serious.

Yao Huahua also studied hard, and he memorized everything Pei Baoshan said.

Yao Xianrou at the back didn't dare to say anything, for fear of affecting her sister's study.

Pei Baoshan signaled Yao Huahua to shake the whip again, and then called "Drive", and the horse began to trot.

Pei Baoshan continued to teach: "If you want the horse to slow down, pull back the rein; if you want it to speed up, let go of the rope, and then whip the whip behind its buttocks."

"En," Yao Huahua nodded seriously, let go of the rein, and gave the horse a light slap on the rear.

The horse sped up again and quickly threw the villagers behind.

"Brother Baoshan, this method is very effective." Yao Huahua looked very happy when she saw Ma'er listen to her, her little face flushed.

"Hua'er has a good sense of understanding, so, you have to turn right ahead, what do you want to do?"

(End of this chapter)