Zhu Fuli smiled and said, "January, Yangzhou has nice scenery. Let's go horseback riding in the suburbs the day after tomorrow, and enjoy the scenery."

"Listen to Ali."

Sui Zhao was delighted when he heard this and said, "Mother, I will hunt rabbits for you."

Zhu Fuli turned and looked over, "Are you keeping him or eating him?"

"Of course we ate it. We are not going to take the rabbit with us when we leave. It is a waste of time and effort. It is not worth it. Let's eat it here. Besides, you know, I don't hunt many living things."

"good."

On the third day, the family of three put on riding clothes and went to the suburbs.

Yan Tinglan and Zhu Fuli rode on the same horse. Sui Zhao saw that her father was being clingy again, so she took Shuang Xu away on her own.

The wind blew my hair, the sound of horse hooves scared away the wild animals hiding in the forest, and Sui Zhao drew his bow and shot an arrow.

Shuang Xu asked: "Miss, do you want to compete with me?"

She laughed and said, "Stop bullying me. I can't compare to someone like you who has practiced martial arts since childhood."

"Isn't it enough if I give you five prey?"

"No, people who specialize in a certain field are not allowed to participate in the competition." An arrow shot into a rabbit's ear and sank into the soil.

"You are gifted, not inferior to me at all."

"I won't be shaken by your flattery." Sui Zhao stopped the horse.

Shuang Xu went to pick up the prey, sitting on the horse and bending down to lift the prey.

An hour later, the sounds of other horse hooves approached in the forest, and Sui Zhao turned his head.

The secret guards didn't warn us, which means there is no danger.

It is a dangerous thought.

When their eyes met, the other party was too cold, so Sui Zhao spoke first: "Sir, are you here to hunt today too?"

"Yeah." Shen Siwei's dark eyes fixed on her face, and then moved away for a moment, "Girl, aren't you a local?"

"How did you know that?"

"You have a Kyoto accent."

Sui Zhao smiled at him and switched to the Linzhou accent he had learned not long ago: "I'm from Linzhou. I've lived in Kyoto for a few years. It's not surprising that I have a Kyoto accent."

His eyes fixed on her seemingly particularly sincere smile again, and soon looked away: "Yeah."

Sui Zhao: “…”

Um what?

"Sir, would you like to go first?" Sui Zhao asked casually as the road was narrow and only one horse could pass.

"You please." He was still concise.

She didn't hesitate to nod at him and left with Shuang Xu.

Chen Siwei watched her disappearing back, lowered his eyes and paused there, with a thoughtful look in his eyes.

Soon two men came on horseback, "Sir, the prey has been counted."

"Let's go." He pulled the reins.

There were other people in the forest, many in number, but they meant no harm.

It was well hidden, but he still found it.

Not many people can bring so many powerful secret guards.

Sui Zhao returned to his parents and shouted to them in a tone of seeking praise: "Mom, Dad, I hunted five rabbits!"

Zhu Fuli smiled and said, "An An is awesome."

Yan Tinglan also smiled and said, "Not bad, how would you like to eat?"

“Fry, bake, stew, and stir-fry.”

"I listened to you. Did you have enough fun?"

"We've had enough fun, let's go back." She nodded, "I just ran into Chen Siwei, and he was testing me."

Yan Tinglan turned his horse's head and asked, "What are you testing?"

"He asked me if I was from Kyoto. He was probably trying to guess our identities." Sui Zhao laughed. "It was too dark that night. The lake was disturbed by the flying arrows. The lanterns were extinguished by the waves and sank. I saw a tall black shadow fly past me in a flash. He probably didn't see my face clearly."

But perhaps because my eyes met his, I could tell that he was a tall man, and his temperament seemed to be the same as when I saw him during the day.

Zhu Fuli asked: "How do you respond to him?"

"I told him that I had lived in Beijing for a few years and was from Linzhou. I don't know if he believed me or not."

"I probably don't really believe it, but it doesn't hurt to know."