The two arrived at the sports club they had booked in advance.

This clubhouse is significantly different from the previous Huanhai. Huanhai's facilities were mostly built indoors, while this place is built against the mountains and by the sea, boasting a unique geographical location and exceptionally beautiful scenery.

The clubhouse offers a wide variety of activities, including not only standard outdoor shooting and equestrian sports,

It also offers a full range of extreme outdoor sports such as skydiving, high climbing, and bungee jumping.

Jing Min, dressed casually yet stylishly, strolled leisurely into the club, holding Chu Wuyang's hand.

Along the way, staff members respectfully led them forward, nodding and greeting them with extreme humility and politeness.

Chu Wuyang raised an eyebrow slightly and asked:

"Don't tell me this is also one of your properties?"

Jing Min was wearing a pair of brown sunglasses, making it difficult for others to see his expression behind the lenses.

He simply turned his head, pursed his lips slightly, and then let out a soft chuckle.

He replied slowly, in a volume only the two of them could hear:

"No, you can have it if you want."

Chu Wuyang didn't respond to the casual joke.

The two arrived at the equestrian arena under the guidance of the staff.

The racecourse is vast, with its sandy ground meticulously leveled and surrounded by white fences that gleam cleanly in the sunlight.

The purebred horses either strolled leisurely or neighed with their heads held high, their manes fluttering in the wind.

Their hooves pounded restlessly on the ground, as if showing people their agility and vitality.

The two went to the changing room and changed into riding attire.

Jingmin was dressed in a dark brown British riding outfit. The fitted short jacket tightly hugged his broad shoulders and muscular chest, highlighting his perfect inverted triangle body shape.

The fitted riding breeches clung to his long, straight legs, outlining their powerful lines, and he wore a pair of black knee-high riding boots, the surfaces of which were polished to a shine and gleamed in the sunlight.

Chu Wuyang was momentarily stunned.

Jing Min led the horse towards Chu Wuyang, a faint smile playing on his lips, and said:

"Look carefully, first hold the reins gently like this, relaxed but with control."

Having said that, he nimbly mounted his horse, and once settled, turned to look at Chu Wuyang.

"The mounting motion should be smooth and done in one go."

After speaking, he flicked the reins, and the horse moved forward slowly with elegant steps.

He explained as he rode:

"When riding a horse, your body should rise and fall with the rhythm of the horse, and you should not be stiff."

After demonstrating for a while, he returned to Chu Wuyang's side, dismounted, and

Her movements were light and fluid, as if she were one with the horse, displaying her graceful charm.

Chu Wuyang stared in disbelief at Jing Min's fluid and professional movements.

His graceful and unrestrained demeanor, and the harmonious scene of man and horse as one, filled her with both admiration and a faint sense of fear.

When Jingmin led the horse to her side and reached out to help her mount,

Chu Wuyang's feet seemed to be nailed to the ground, and a hint of unease was revealed in her eyes.

Jing Min immediately sensed her emotions. He gently took Chu Wuyang's hand and said softly:

"Don't be afraid, I'm here with you. This horse is very gentle, and I will stay with you forever."

Chu Wuyang responded in a slightly trembling voice:

"I've never ridden one before, what if I fall off?"

Jingmin placed her hand on his cheek and gently comforted her:

"No, I'll lead the horse slowly first, you just need to get a feel for the rhythm."

"I won't let you get hurt, believe me."

With his patient persuasion, Chu Wuyang's heart gradually calmed down, but her hands still unconsciously gripped Jing Min's arm tightly.

Jing Min maintained a smile throughout, his calm and reassuring gaze fixed on Chu Wuyang.

The two practiced diligently at the horse farm for quite a while.

Seeing Chu Wuyang gradually relax, Jing Min felt the time was right and encouraged her with a smile:

"Why don't you bravely give it a try yourself?"

Chu Wuyang looked troubled and hesitated before saying:

"Is it really okay? I'm still a little scared."

Jingmin patted her shoulder and gave her an approving look:

"Of course you can, you have to believe in your abilities."

"I'll be right here watching over you, there won't be any problems."

Chu Wuyang took a deep breath, as if summoning great courage, nodded slightly, and then carefully urged the horse forward.

At first, her movements were a little awkward, but as the horse moved slowly,

She gradually found her rhythm and completed the lap more and more smoothly.

When she returned to Jingmin's side, she smiled happily at him, her eyes sparkling with excitement and pride.

Jingmin was completely relieved, turned around and walked to the outer circle, taking a cup of coffee from a staff member.

Standing there, I watched Chu Wuyang with a sense of contentment.

When Chu Wuyang took her second lap, perhaps her recent success had ignited her adventurous spirit, and she gradually began to try to speed up.

When Jingmin saw this, he was about to warn her to be careful when he saw Chu Wuyang's horse lurch as it passed an obstacle.

Jing Min's heart tightened suddenly. He instinctively tried to sit down but immediately stood up, his gaze fixed on Chu Wuyang.

Fortunately, Chu Wuyang regained his balance in time, and the incident was resolved without serious injury.

After that, Chu Wuyang gradually sped up again, and Jing Min finally breathed a sigh of relief, picked up his coffee and took a sip.

Chu Wuyang was immersed in the thrill of acceleration when suddenly her eyes widened.

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