The white horse seemed docile, but as soon as An Yuan'er climbed onto it and before she could even settle in, the horse let out a piercing neigh and began to move wildly.
Lin Moran shouted, "Grab the horse's reins! Don't let it throw you off!"
“Every horse has its own unique temperament, and it won’t let you ride it if you can’t really tame it.”
In the midst of the chaos, An Yuan'er grabbed the horse's reins.
"Step on the stirrups."
But An Yuan'er couldn't get the stirrups on because she wasn't in a stable position.
Because she was pulling hard on the reins, the white horse was very uncomfortable. A struggle ensued between the two, and An Yuan'er's hands were chafed raw by the reins due to the intense friction.
An Yuan'er was swaying back and forth on the horse, her stomach churning and she couldn't control herself. She turned her head and vomited.
Taking advantage of this moment, the white horse flung An Yuan'er away, sending her flying several meters.
An Yuan'er was thrown heavily to the ground, her whole body aching uncontrollably. She had never suffered such pain and grievance before. Her little face drooped, her eyes were red, and tears were welling up in her eyes.
Lin Moran walked over and sighed softly, "I told you before, with your strength, you might not even be able to tame a horse."
"Come home with me, I'll take you back to apply the medicine?"
An Yuan'er held back her tears and stubbornly said, "I won't go back."
She staggered to her feet and walked back towards the white horse.
The white horse jolted her so hard that An Yuan'er felt a little scared, but the more scared she was, the less she could tame it.
The second time, An Yuan'er mounted the horse.
She managed to stay on horseback for a few more minutes longer than the first time, but in the end, the outcome was still the same.
The third time, the fourth time...
An Yuan'er grimaced in pain, sniffling and crying several times, her body trembling violently, but she didn't know where the willpower came from, and she refused to give up no matter what.
The little one, who was originally fair and tender, has been rolled into a mud ball after falling several times.
Lin Moran couldn't bear to watch; she felt so sorry for him.
She muttered under her breath, "Idiot! What's this silly girl being so stubborn about?"
That's what she said, but she didn't stop An Yuan'er from continuing.
Lin Moran wouldn't call for a stop unless An Yuan'er stopped.
This went on repeatedly, and An Yuan'er was thrown more than ten times, leaving her covered in bruises.
Since her rebirth, with Yi Chenli's help and her innate talent, An Yuan'er has learned everything very quickly. Even her calligraphy, which she couldn't master in her previous life, is now quite good, and it even resembles Yi Chenli's calligraphy by eight or nine points.
Learning to ride a horse was probably the biggest challenge An Yuan'er faced.
An Yuan'er arrived in the morning, and it was already dusk.
An Yuan'er and Bai Ma had been locked in a stalemate all day. Bai Ma was panting heavily from exhaustion, but the girl in front of him kept trying.
Before mounting the horse for the last time, An Yuan'er was exhausted. She rubbed against the white horse's head and said with a hint of pleading, "Little White, be a good girl. I'm going to learn to ride a horse. He's waiting for me!"
The white horse seemed to understand some human nature; it stared at the girl's misty eyes, stunned.
An Yuan'er's expression immediately changed, and she threatened fiercely, "If you don't back down, I'll tear you to pieces and we'll eat horse meat tonight."
Before the white horse could react, An Yuan'er acted decisively, grabbed the reins, mounted the horse, and stepped into the stirrups.
This time, An Yuan'er was very steady. After realizing that he had been fooled, Bai Ma began to sway.
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