Peerless pastoral little green plum

Chapter 822 Doesn't the seventh princess ride a horse?
Concubine Qi lived with the emperor in the palace of the hunting ground.

Although the female family members of the Great Qi Dynasty were not all good at riding horses like the women in the Northern Kingdom, they were still able to hunt normally.

Zhao Wenyue is from modern times, and she rarely went out before, but now that she is here, she is curious about everything, let alone hunting on horseback.

In modern times, horseback riding is either going to the prairies, or having a horse at home, or being an upper class person.

Out of curiosity, when the female relatives who accompanied her proposed to ride a horse together, she also decided to take a look.

When she arrived at the manger, she watched others lead the horse out with some curiosity.

There were not many female family members who came with them, but they had the opportunity to practice riding and archery since they were young, so most of them could, like the fifth princess Zhao Wenying, and a few young concubines who were newly favored.

Zhao Wenyue was watching with great interest when someone came over to her and said, "Princess Seven, don't you want to pick a horse out to play with?"

The man was dressed in the clothes of a guard and looked like he was in charge of the horses here.

Zhao Wenyue smiled and said, "I won't."

"Riding a horse is actually not difficult at all. If you don't ride fast, you can ride slowly. The horses here are all trained. They will protect their owners and carry you slowly," said the guard. He tried his best to encourage Zhao Wenyue to ride a horse.

"But I'm afraid of falling," Zhao Wenyue said, already eager to try in her heart.

Riding a horse in modern times costs 10 yuan for 200 minutes. There are free rides here, and you can ride as long as you want, and the guards have repeatedly guaranteed absolute safety, so she feels that it is useless not to ride.

"Princess Seven, if the subordinates lead you slowly, nothing will happen," the guard said again.

Zhao Wenyue also put down her guard.

She immediately agreed to the guard and got on the horse under the guard's guidance.

The guard led Zhao Wenyue's horse and walked slowly in front. It was Zhao Wenchu's first time riding a horse. Although the speed was a little slower, it was very exciting.

There was wind in the forest, and there were few people nearby, so she just felt very comfortable.

"Princess, do you want to go for a stroll in the forest? There are people inside," the guard asked Zhao Wenyue again.

Zhao Wenyue decided not to go.

She knew her situation well. After all, she couldn't ride a horse. If she kept walking like this, in case of danger, the guard might not be able to protect her.

"Not going, let's go back," Zhao Wenyue said.

However, just after finishing speaking, another horse rushed out of nowhere, and that horse rushed straight towards the two of them like crazy.

Zhao Wenyue was shocked, no good!

And the guard who brought her didn't know whether it was because of fear or what happened, but he just stood still and let the crazy horse charge towards Zhao Wenyue.

Zhao Wenyue's horse was bumped, and she was also frightened, and ran towards the woods like crazy.

"Help—" Zhao Wenyue yelled, almost unable to hold the rein, and had to lie firmly on the horse's back.

Once the horse was frightened, it ran like crazy. Zhao Wenyue felt that she was going to be knocked off at any time, her buttocks were bumped up and down, and it hurt terribly.

Her hands were strangled from the saddle tightly, and her face was scratched by the surrounding branches.

She simply thought, why don't you hold on, just let go of your hand and fall directly, it's better than suffering in fear now.

But, will you die if you fall?

What if you fall and get a concussion?
Just when she was afraid and desperate, she suddenly heard the sound of horseshoes coming from behind, accompanied by a hurried "drive"!
This voice...is tolerant.

For some reason, she suddenly wanted to cry.

Just now I was still afraid, but now my heart has calmed down a little.

(End of this chapter)