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Chapter 406 If I don't ride, am I still crazy?

Yuan Chaoyu pursed his lips, frowned, and called out again, "Zhu Feng?"

Everything was fine just now, what happened?
Xin Linglong had just complimented Zhu Feng on how fast he was, but now that she saw Zhu Feng not even moving his hooves, she felt embarrassed and chuckled awkwardly, "Zhu Feng is probably shy because there are so many people around. He's afraid of accidentally kicking us, so he's backing away."

As he spoke, he took several steps back.

Regardless of what the others were thinking, upon hearing Xin Linglong's attempt to make amends, they all took a few steps back.

Jiang Hanying retreated even further than the others, almost to the very edge.

Finally sensing the terrifying aura receding, Zhu Feng, riding under Yuan Chaoyu's horse, dared to make a move. However, it still uneasily stomped its feet on the grass, snorted, and then began to walk with a clattering sound.

After walking a distance in the opposite direction from the crowd, he switched from walking to running, and gradually ran faster and faster until he finally reached the speed he was supposed to have.

However, Yuan Chaoyu, sitting on horseback, did not have much of a smile on his face at this moment.

That was so embarrassing.

Moreover, this was the first time Zhu Feng had acted so abnormally.

She didn't even know what the reason was.

She originally planned to ride around the film set a couple of times, since the area around Queshan was much smaller than the manor in the capital, and she was busy filming, so she didn't have time to ride around at all.

But now she's lost interest and just plans to do some light exercise.

After Yuan Chaoyu rode away, the group that remained looked at each other, tacitly choosing to forget what had just happened, and went forward to choose the horses they would ride later.

Jiang Hanying did not move.

Yuan Chaoyu's horse was already considered a top-quality breed, and it had been performing the same way just now.

Not to mention the actors and horses in front of us, who have long been tamed and obedient.

I doubt any of them could even run.

She wasn't even going to choose anymore. She beckoned to the staff member who had brought them over and said, "I'm not going to pick anymore, I'll just use the prop horse."

"Don't you want to give it a try? Actually, riding a horse isn't scary at all; these horses are very docile."

Just as Jiang Hanying was about to shake her head, she saw the person in front of her turn around and have someone lead over a slightly smaller horse that looked very young. "Why don't you try this little mare? This one is the most obedient. The others sometimes throw tantrums, but this one has never thrown a tantrum."

Jiang Hanying: "..."

She's not afraid of riding horses.

She's afraid of horses, and she's afraid of her too!

Xin Linglong had just mounted a chestnut horse when she turned around and saw the little mare in front of Jiang Hanying, and couldn't help but burst out laughing.

"This horse is for children, isn't it? It's rare to find one this small. Jiang Hanying, you should at least give us some face. Don't you even have this much courage?"

Yun Fan had just chosen a horse and was about to mount when she heard a staff member advising Jiang Hanying, "Why don't you give it a try? Everyone else is using real horses, and if you use a prop horse, it might look out of place on camera. Also, if behind-the-scenes footage is accidentally leaked, it could be bad for you. Actually, riding a horse is quite simple; I'll teach you."

Jiang Hanying shook her head again, "Then I'll ask the director to cut the scene where I ride a horse."

Yun Fan: "..."

What incredible perseverance!
The staff could only nod helplessly, "Alright then, if you're not going to practice horseback riding, Teacher Jiang can go back and rest first."

Jiang Hanying nodded to him and turned to leave. Pei Yuan followed behind her, opening her mouth several times but not daring to ask.

Why not ride a horse? They even went so far as to cut the scenes of riding a horse.

She didn't think Hanying was afraid of riding horses.

There must be another reason! I had only taken a few steps when a scream suddenly rang out behind me.

Interspersed among them were a few broken cries of "Help!" from people in terror!
Pei Yuan subconsciously looked back, and her eyes widened immediately upon seeing what she saw. She instinctively called out, "Sister!"

Jiang Hanying turned around.

The once peaceful practice field had instantly turned into complete chaos.

There was a horse that was completely black, with what looked like an actor hanging from its saddle, and it was rampaging through the herd.

The staff members who had been calmly maintaining order were now sweating profusely from the unexpected turn of events, trying to stop the situation but not daring to step forward.

The others could only worry about themselves and the horses they had chosen, unable to bear watching the actor's cries grow fainter and fainter.

"What's going on?"

Upon seeing that the person asking the question was Jiang Hanying's assistant, the staff member who turned around quickly replied, "That black horse seemed to have hit its head when we were filming an ancient martial arts drama. It occasionally goes berserk, but not often. This time, the crew needs more horses, and our team leader considered it carefully before renting one. We didn't expect to run into this one. It hasn't had any problems for a long time, and even the veterinarian said there's nothing seriously wrong with it."

He finished speaking with a wry smile.

The probability of this happening is truly astounding.

Jiang Hanying, who had also overheard the conversation, was speechless.

Could it be that she provoked him just now?

Two people had already gone up, but they were unable to stop the actor from falling or save the actor whose cries had weakened considerably.

Although some people have already gone to the medical team to request a strong anesthetic, the round trip might take too long.

If it falls, the consequences would be unimaginable!

The staff member's hand suddenly went empty of the riding whip, and when he came to his senses, he saw that Jiang Hanying had a riding whip in her hand.

Hey, it feels familiar.

Isn't that the one in his hand?
"Teacher Jiang..."

Pei Yuan instinctively caught the phone Jiang Hanying tossed to her, then looked at the riding crop in her hand and her eyes widened in surprise, "Sister, you..."

Before they could even utter the words "What are you going to do?", all that remained in front of them was a blur.

That's definitely the speed of a 100-meter sprint.

Fortunately, the costume I'm wearing today is a riding outfit that allows for easy movement, otherwise it would have been really difficult to take these steps.

Jiang Hanying ran to the side of the still rampaging horse in one breath, accurately grabbed the handrail in front of the saddle, and in the next second, she leaped up and flipped onto the horse's back.

The moment he was mounted, the mad horse seemed to realize that there was another person on its back. It immediately reared up and twisted wildly from side to side, trying to throw the person off.

The people around, watching this thrilling scene, couldn't help but gasp in surprise, even while covering their mouths.

Yuan Chaoyu, who had just returned on his horse Zhufeng and witnessed this scene, quickly tightened his grip on the reins. His pupils constricted as he looked at Jiang Hanying, who was sitting on horseback without any protection.

Just as the mad horse was about to rear up, Jiang Hanying lashed its neck with the whip.

The whip quickly wrapped around the horse's neck and secured it. Jiang Hanying then pulled hard, causing the mad horse to catch its breath and finally put its front hooves down.

Taking advantage of the moment when the horse calmed down, Jiang Hanying bent down and grabbed the actor hanging on the side of the horse's belly, pulling him back onto the horse's back.

"Are you still crazy?"

The dark horse whose fate was in its throat: "..."