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Luo Ling hurried over, sat down and said, "Gu Xiaomei, have you come here to eat often before?"

Gu Nanxin: "Brother Luo, every time I pass by Shanhe Town, I will come here to eat. Oh, Brother Luo, don't call me Gu Xiaomei anymore. It's so ugly."

Luo Ling was stunned: "What should I call you then?"

Gu Nanxin's face turned slightly red, and she said in a lower voice: "You are so stupid, can't you call me Xin'er? My brother always calls me that." After saying that, she turned her head to look elsewhere.

Luo Ling took one look and said without thinking, "Okay, from now on I'll be like your brother and call you Xin'er, okay?"

Gu Nanxin nodded shyly and responded with a "hmm". The sound was probably as small as a mosquito. If Luo Ling had not had such cultivation, he probably would not have heard it. Luo Ling also looked at Gu Nanxin curiously and smiled, not understanding what was going on.

The awkward atmosphere passed in a moment, and Gu Nanxin ordered a few steamed crab buns and two bowls of soy milk. Luo Ling took a bite, and the aroma immediately filled her mouth with the rich taste of crab roe. From the delicate and soft dough to the mellow and delicious crab roe, every bite was full of satisfaction. No wonder Gu Nanxin recommended this place, it was right.

Seeing Luo Ling's intoxicated look, Gu Nanxin smiled very sweetly, and just looked at Luo Ling foolishly, as if he could never get enough of looking at him in his lifetime. When he found that Luo Ling found him staring at him, Gu Nanxin said: "Brother Luo, how is it, I didn't make the wrong recommendation, did I?"

Luo Ling: "Gu..., Xin, Xin'er, it's really delicious. No wonder you eat this every time you come here."

When Gu Nanxin heard Luo Ling call him Xin'er, he felt particularly sweet inside.

After breakfast, Luo Ling and Gu Nanxin returned to the Gu family residence. Gu Nantian came over and handed Luo Ling two books: "Brother Luo, I thought your breakfast was good. These two are the previous copies, keep them."

Luo Ling took the two manuscripts and replied, "Not bad, the crab roe buns recommended by Xin'er are really delicious and live up to their reputation."

When Gu Nantian heard this, he was shocked. Since Xin'er had been called, it seemed that progress was good. He then looked at his younger sister meaningfully. Then he said, "We will stay in Shanhai Town for two days. We need to purchase and transfer some goods. Let my younger sister take you to have a look during these two days."

Luo Ling thought about it. Although he didn't leave immediately, he was not familiar with the road. If he walked alone, it would probably take more time. It would be better for him to join the Gu family caravan. He could still use up a day or two. Then he said, "Brother Gu, you can go and do your work. I can still wait for you for a day or two."

Gu Nantian thought for a moment and said, "Brother Luo, I noticed that you seem to ride in a carriage all the time. Don't you know how to ride a horse?"

Luo Ling scratched his head and said embarrassedly: "Brother Gu, I really can't ride a horse, otherwise I wouldn't have come here in a carriage."

Gu Nantian did not laugh at Luo Ling. He said to Gu Nanxin: "Xiner, your horsemanship is pretty good. Why don't you teach Brother Luo how to ride a horse while you are free? A man should ride a horse and whip it..."

Before he could finish, he was called away by Gu Guanjia, leaving Luo Ling and Gu Nanxin staring at each other. Gu Nanxin: "Brother Gu, why don't we go learn how to ride a horse? There are horses here, and there is a large open space outside the city. We can go there to practice."

Actually, Luo Ling wanted to learn horse riding before, but he didn't know where to start. No one in Luojia Village rode horses, and at most they could drive a carriage or something. Luo Ling would definitely not let go of this rare opportunity, so he quickly said, "Okay, actually I want to learn it too, but I don't have the chance. I'll trouble you this time, Xin'er."

Gu Nanxin brought Luo Ling to Gu Ji's horse trough, where there were quite a few horses parked, probably dozens of them. Gu Nanxin brought out a white horse and a brown horse, and then taught Luo Ling how to put on a saddle, because when a horse is resting, it is not equipped with a saddle, and it is only installed when it needs to be ridden.

These operations were relatively simple, and then Luo Ling and Gu Nanxin each led a horse and walked out of the city. Gu Nanxin originally wanted Luo Ling to ride out on the horse, but Luo Ling was afraid that he could not control it well, and the horse would be frightened and trample on pedestrians on the street, so the two could only ride horses out of the city.

Soon they were outside the city and found an open area. Gu Nanxin said, "Brother Luo, before you learn to ride a horse, you must understand the basic knowledge and skills of riding a horse, including riding posture, rein control, horse commands, etc."

Then Gu Nanxin taught Luo Ling the relevant knowledge and continued to demonstrate. When she felt it was about right, she let Luo Ling ride on the horse to experience it.

When he first got on the horse, Luo Ling was still very nervous. Then he followed Gu Nanxin's instructions and slowly controlled the horse to walk. Before he had even finished a circle, Gu Xiner said, "Brother Luo, when riding a horse, you need to straighten your body, relax your shoulders, put your heels in the stirrups, and keep your balance. Otherwise, you will easily fall off if you run too fast."

Under Gu Xiner's patient guidance, Luo Ling learned how to walk slowly, walk quickly, turn, stop, etc. in the morning. Gu Xiner felt that Luo Ling had learned enough, so she whipped the horse and it ran out. Luo Ling was a little nervous at first, but slowly mastered the skills and ran. Gu Nanxin also rode to catch up, and the two horses galloped side by side on the lawn, leaving a beautiful landscape.