Chu Wuyang's gaze followed Yun Yang's figure intently, as if she had mentioned it casually.
He said to Jingmin beside him:
"Look, Yunyang's control over the horse's driving force is extremely exquisite when accelerating in a straight line."
"She always seems to be able to stimulate the horse's explosive power at just the right time, while also steadily maintaining the horse's rhythm so that its pace is not disordered."
"Such skill must stem from a deep understanding of horses and a long period of training and practice."
Jing Min, who was intently watching the competition, nodded slightly upon hearing this, and then offered his comments:
"That's true."
"She adjusted her balance extremely quickly when she crossed the obstacle."
"The moment the horse takes off, she can shift her own center of gravity backward in time, thus giving the horse enough space to extend its forelimbs."
"After clearing the obstacle, it can immediately resume its forward-leaning posture, perfectly coordinating with the horse's landing action."
"This method ensures both the efficiency of the crossing and minimizes the burden on the horse, effectively reducing the risk of mistakes."
Chu Wuyang continued:
"In the obstacle course, Yunyang demonstrated excellent tactical skills in route planning and horse speed control."
"It's as if she can accurately predict the difficulty and spacing of each obstacle in advance,"
"In turn, the horse speed is cleverly adjusted so that the horse can maintain its best condition throughout the continuous traversal."
Such exceptional skills cannot be acquired overnight.
A hint of admiration flashed in Jing Min's eyes as he continued:
"She is also quite skilled in using cornering techniques."
"Through the delicate coordination of the reins and leg movements, the horse can maintain its balance and gait stability even when turning at high speed."
"The inner reins are used to skillfully control the direction of the horse's head, while the outer reins help maintain the horse's balance;"
"The inner leg gently presses down on the horse's belly to give a turning command, while the outer leg provides strong support and stability."
"This series of movements was smooth and seamless, without a single flaw."
Jing Min watched Yun Yang's heroic performance on the field intently, offering insightful commentary.
Those words were full of genuine appreciation for Yunyang's skills.
Upon seeing this, Chu Wuyang quietly reached into her pocket and lightly touched her phone with her fingertips.
She gently and quickly turned on the recording function.
Her beautiful eyes remained fixed on the competition, but her ears listened intently to every comment Jing Min made.
He resolved to write down all the praise in detail and send it to Yunyang later.
After a while, Jing Min seemed to have finished a deep analysis of Yun Yang's performance.
He tilted his head slightly, frowned thoughtfully, and pondered to himself:
Yunyang's superb riding skills are undoubtedly largely due to her equestrian coach.
Chu Wuyang's progress in equestrian training has been slow and he seems to be struggling a lot during this period.
Perhaps it's because of the lack of a good coach to guide them. Having made up their minds,
He said with certainty:
"I'll have someone inquire about her coach later and invite him to practice with you."
Chu Wuyang was engrossed in her little recording project when she heard this.
My finger jerked violently, and I quickly turned off the phone's recording function. My eyes widened instantly.
Her eyes were full of dissatisfaction and anxiety, and she raised her voice, saying loudly:
"Did you even watch it properly?!"
Jing Min was startled by the sudden shout, his face blank. He muttered under his breath:
"Yes, I saw that they all performed very well,"
"Especially Yunyang, whom you admire, so I decided to invite her coach to be yours. What's wrong with that?"
In his haste, Chu Wuyang almost blurted out his true intentions.
She quickly took a deep breath, trying to calm herself down, lowered her eyes slightly, and composed herself as she comforted him:
"That's not good, that's immoral."
As she spoke, her gaze unconsciously drifted toward the competition field, trying to mask her inner turmoil.
Jing Min tilted his head slightly, his face full of doubt and confusion, and said softly:
"Is there?"
He frowned slightly, not seeing any problem.
He has the money and is perfectly capable of paying high fees to hire excellent equestrian instructors.
In his mind, enjoying top-notch training resources was perfectly normal.
Chu Wuyang seemed to be someone he couldn't reason with.
But on second thought, isn't this also an opportunity to strengthen the bond between the two of them?
So he suggested
"Anyway, I don't think it's good. Since someone as picky as you thinks Yun Yang is professional, why not just hire her as the coach herself!"
"Anyway, it's the same no matter who I give the money to, and besides, helping my ex-girlfriend is only natural."
"After all, you were willing to spend gold coins on your ex-girlfriend before this."
That sounds like he's jealous again.
Jingmin's mood was immediately calmed down, and for a moment he couldn't even hear the meaning behind her words.
On one hand, he liked her outward expression of emotion, but on the other hand, he was afraid that if he actually invited her to his home...
The jealous guy's temper flared up; he'd gone too far, and it was too late to fix it.
He raised an eyebrow, carefully choosing his tone as he spoke.
"Then, shall we reconsider?"
Chu Wuyang nodded.
Jing Min noticed that Chu Wuyang's face was flushed red, clearly indicating that she was upset.
He wondered to himself if his undisguised praise of Yun Yang had upset her.
With this thought in mind, he shifted his posture, feeling somewhat uncomfortable, and tried to break the slightly awkward atmosphere by starting a conversation:
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