General, Madam Called You To Farm - Chapter 592

General, Madam Called You To Farm
Chapter 592 – Credit (2) 

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Su Cheng laid on the grass with Su Ergou and the three children after the meal, relaxing with full bellies.  

Being full and satisfied, life is truly wonderful!  

Su Mo led two horses over and said to Su Xiaoxiao, “Would you like to take a stroll over there?”  

“On horseback?” 

Su Xiaoxiao stared intently at the two horses, her eyes gleaming with excitement.  

Su Mo suppressed a smile. 

“If you don’t know how to ride, I can teach you.”  

Su Xiaoxiao replied earnestly, “Of course I know how to ride!”  

She walked up to the two horses, her eyes darting between them before casually selecting one.  

Su Mo led the other horse to a position slightly ahead of Su Xiaoxiao’s. 

“First and foremost, inspect the saddle. If it’s too loose, it’s unsafe for the rider; if it’s too tight, the horse will feel uncomfortable. This position is just right.”  

“What’s so hard about that? Anyone can do it.” 

Su Xiaoxiao retorted, mimicking his actions as she adjusted the saddle.  

Su Mo smoothly mounted his horse.  

Leng Zhiruo’s mounting had been too quick for Su Xiaoxiao to catch clearly, but Su Mo’s movements were much easier to follow.  

She subtly imitated Su Mo’s posture as she mounted.  

Sure enough, it was steady and effortless.  

Su Mo gripped the reins firmly. 

“Hold here, and keep your legs tight against the horse’s sides.”  

Su Xiaoxiao said with feigned seriousness, “I told you, I know how to ride!”  

The corners of Su Mo’s lips curled slightly. Instead of using a whip, he gently flicked the reins. “Hyah!”  

The horse began to amble forward at a leisurely pace.

Su Xiaoxiao followed closely behind him, her eyes fixed intently on his every move.  

Su Mo rode at a leisurely pace.  

Su Xiaoxiao trailed behind him, unhurried yet attentive.  

Gradually, Su Mo increased his speed.  

Su Xiaoxiao tightened her grip on the reins and urged, “Hyah!”  

Su Mo continued to accelerate.  

Su Xiaoxiao matched his pace, pushing her horse to keep up.  

Overall, the speed remained manageable.  

When Su Mo made a turn, he explained the commands and techniques for handling the reins to Su Xiaoxiao.  

“The tacit understanding between rider and horse can take time to build, but a truly skilled cavalry soldier just needs one command.”  

With that, Su Mo shouted, “Hyah!”  

His horse reared slightly before galloping off, kicking up dust in its wake!  

Su Xiaoxiao had no intention of being left behind. 

She adjusted her reins, her gaze determined, and called out, “Hyah!”  

At first, she struggled to keep up.  

But gradually, her speed increased, and her coordination with the horse grew more seamless.  

Just as Su Mo glanced back, she caught up to him!  

In the next instant—  

She sliced through the wind like a blade, darting past Su Mo like a bolt of lightning!  

Su Mo was taken aback.  

Although he had purposefully slowed his horse’s pace, simply keeping up would have been noteworthy for a beginner who had only recently begun learning to ride.

Nonetheless, she had managed to overtake him.

You had to know, even his younger brothers at home didn’t possess such natural talent—  

Su Xiaoxiao lost track of time while riding and returned to the courtyard after Xiaohu and Erhu had fallen asleep.  

Dahu, however, was still holding on, his small body swaying drowsily.  

“Mom.”  

Dahu stretched out his little arms toward Su Xiaoxiao.  

Su Xiaoxiao held the child into her embrace and whispered, “Sleep now.”  

Only then did Dahu drift off peacefully.  

On the way back, Su Ergou also fell asleep.  

Su Xiaoxiao carried Dahu in her arms.  

Su Mo held Xiaohu and Erhu.  

Su Xiaoxiao asked, “When is the competition between my father and Qin Jiang?”  

Su Mo replied, “The first day of next month.”  

Su Xiaoxiao pressed further, “Is it a martial arts contest?”  

Su Mo nodded. “Martial arts are one component. There will also be equestrian archery and military tactics. I spoke with Grandfather. Uncle’s innate ability is outstanding and Qin Jiang is still injured. In terms of martial arts, Uncle has an advantage. Archery on horseback is evenly matched, while Qin Jiang excels at military tactics.”  

“So, if my father wins two out of the three, he’ll secure military authority?”  

“Yes.”  

Su Xiaoxiao thoughtfully patted Dahu’s back, lost in contemplation.  

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