I transmigrated into a farming novel and started with a campervan.

Wang Yi spread his hands, a mixture of helplessness and smugness in his expression: "It's nothing. For some reason, his horse only recognized me. He said the horse was destined for me, so he gave it to me."

Li circled around her and said, "My dear, you can't just take it for free. I'll give you some money, and you can deliver it to them later."

"He's always been carefree, I wonder where he's gone right now. We'll see when we see him again." Wang Yi waved his hand, looking helpless.

"Third Sister, can I borrow your horse for a ride? I didn't get to ride it all day." Er Tou put his hand on Wang Yiyi's shoulder, looking pleading.

He just learned to ride a horse today and is very interested in it, so he can't wait to go out and ride around for a bit.

"Get out of here. Can you even ride a horse? You'll break it." Wang Dashan grabbed his son and pulled him aside.

He didn't believe in wandering merchants, nor did he believe in the gift of horses. He knew his daughter had great supernatural powers, and he also knew that this matter should be kept low-key. What if his son's high profile harmed his daughter?

Er Tou looked indignant. "They gave it to us, so why can't I ride it? Brother Xie just taught me how to ride a horse!"

Daya glanced at Wang Yiyi, then at Ertou: "Third Sister said that this horse only recognizes her. Besides, it was given to Third Sister, not to our family."

She didn't believe Wang Yiyi's story either. But thinking about how she got into the car blindfolded that night, which must be her third sister's secret, she was curious, but subconsciously felt that this matter was not so simple and should be kept a secret.

Er Ya slapped Er Tou on the head: "That's right, what are you thinking about?"

Turning to Wang Yi, she asked, "Third Sister, when can you take me out for a spin in this nice carriage?"

Wang Yiyi looked at the group of people and chuckled: "When there's a chance in the future, the roads in our village are too narrow, so I've temporarily asked the people in the town to help maintain them."

Er Tou and Er Ya immediately looked regretful.

How painful it is to own a carriage but not be able to show it off!

Wang Yiyi understands their feelings very well. When she was a child, her parents bought this RV, and she showed it off to everyone.

Xie Yu returned directly to the military camp without stopping. As expected, it was a done deal that Wang Datou and Wang Ertou would join the army.

When General Xie entered, he saw Xie Yu painting. He frowned. As a soldier, he wasn't used to people dabbling in literature in the military camp.

Unable to stop them, he could only ask loudly, "What did the Wang family say?"

Xie Yu put down his brush and handed the painting to General Xie: "Uncle, these are portraits of Wang Da and Wang Er. Tell them not to let their men make a mistake."

General Xie glanced at the portrait, somewhat impatiently saying, "Just bring in everyone from Hedong Village, why go through all this trouble?"

Xie Yu gave General Xie a slightly warning look: "Uncle, the capital is unaware of this conscription, and only people from Hedong Village are being recruited. This may cause controversy."

"We recruit two people from each village, which will only amount to a few dozen people in total. To the common people, they will only think that our Southwest Army is strict in selecting people. Even if the capital finds out about this in the future, we can still explain it to them."

General Xie waved his hand: "People in the capital are all cunning."

He grew up in the military camp, where he was taught to obey orders and be straightforward. Since Xie Yu arrived, he has witnessed many of the methods used in the capital.

Honestly, it can be quite useful sometimes.

He put the portrait away again and handed it to his lieutenant: "Keep an eye on it, don't make a mistake."

After all, you can find several people with names like Wang Datou and Wang Ertou in a village.

After giving his instructions, he did not leave immediately, but paced back and forth in the tent, looking as if he wanted to say something but hesitated.

Xie Yu found it somewhat amusing; he rarely saw General Xie like this. "Uncle, please speak frankly."

General Xie sighed: "It's just recruiting a few soldiers. Who in the court dares to criticize me, Xie Cheng? I'm worried about you. Is it worth taking such a big risk for a horse? I don't believe there's only one horse like this in the world."

"To put it another way, even if there really is only this one, I'll go and snatch it for you. If you can't ride it, we'll just look at it. If looking at it doesn't work, we'll kill it. We'll have one horse each."

Xie Yu's eyes flickered, and after a moment of contemplation, he said, "I always felt that the horse's ability to run so fast was related to Wang Yiyi. There are countless fine horses in the world, but there is only one person like Wang Yiyi, so it is only right to put in more effort."

Xie Cheng said with some disdain, "A peasant girl, the daughter of a hunter, does she deserve such high praise from you?"

Xie Yu nodded: "Yes, she deserves it."

That night in the carriage, he could feel Wang Yiyi's presence right beside him. The horse would run without him having to drive, and it even knew the way. Wang Yiyi must understand animal language.

Such an extraordinary woman, how could she not be worthy of attention?

Xie Cheng clapped his hands and said, "In that case, you may take her as a concubine. That way, the horse is yours, and so is the woman."

Xie Yu was stunned for a moment. He had never thought about this before. He was only sixteen and had never thought about matters between men and women.

Xie Cheng thought the idea was better and better. He laughed twice and patted Xie Yu on the shoulder: "You're not getting any younger. It's time for you to taste the flavor of a woman. With her status, it's a blessing for her to be your concubine. Let me tell you, if you want a woman's things, the best way is to marry her. She will naturally become yours."

This suggestion tempted Xie Yu. Compared to Ma, he did value Wang Yiyi's abilities more, especially if those abilities belonged only to him...

When Wang Yiyi's clear, bright eyes suddenly flashed into his mind, he came to his senses: "She's still young."

"She'll be grown up in two years. Besides, she's not young anymore. If she were in the capital, she would have been set up with someone long ago. If she were your concubine, her family would be eager to send her over to you..."

"Alright, stop talking." Xie Yu interrupted Xie Cheng, his words inexplicably irritating him.

Although he had only met Wang Yiyi a few times, someone who could bravely venture into the military camp alone to save her family and showed no fear in front of the county magistrate should not want to be a concubine.

A family that would make her willingly give so much would probably not allow their daughter to become a concubine.

Sensing Xie Yu's displeasure, Xie Cheng said somewhat awkwardly, "I was just saying that."

"I'll go and give you another reminder, just in case anything goes wrong," Xie Cheng said before leaving Xie Yu's tent.

Xie Yu sat down again. Being a concubine was not an option. Perhaps he could consider marrying her as his wife, but a hunter's daughter, even if she knew some animal language, was still not good enough for him.

He shook his head slightly and chuckled. How could he have such an absurd idea!

Wang Yiyi was unaware of Xie Yu's thoughts. She slept soundly, but was still woken up by the noise from the village in the morning.