With enough food and wine, the banquet also ended. Table mountain people left one after another. Some went to the backyard of Zhang''s house to have fun, and some went to enjoy Zhang''s calligraphy and painting.

    Li Jing''s family is the only one left on the table in Li''s house.

    Hongfu looked at the other family members in twos and threes, and then looked at the idle Li Wanqing.

    "Wan''er, you''ve just got married. You might as well walk around the house and eat."

    Tang Hao just opened his face to the Li family. The meal was also comfortable. Li Wanqing couldn''t help but look a little slower and didn''t answer. A little servant girl nearby said.

    "Miss, there are stables and racefields in the backyard of this mansion. How about riding a horse?"

    Seeing that Li Wanqing didn''t answer, a sensible servant girl attached to Li Wanqing''s ear gently reminded him.

    "Miss, although you don''t like this humble door, it''s in Zhang''s house after all. There are many guests today. I''m afraid it''s bad to be a stranger like this."

    Finally, a reminder.

    "You two are newly married after all..."

    Said here, but did not go on.

    Among the four servant girls, the servant girl who had the best relationship with Li Wanqing at the same age dared to say this.

    Originally, the servant girl came from a poor family. Although she only made friends with Tang Hao''s master and servant these days, she still sympathized with the poor family disciple from her heart. For a moment, she didn''t want to see that her two masters were too stiff.

    Moreover, Tang Hao''s performance just now can be regarded as a face for the Li family. It is inevitable that he has some good feelings for the uncle in his heart.

    Li Wanqing looked at the servant girl who had been with her since she was sensible and knew that this was a step for herself.

    Glancing at Tang Hao, it seemed that he didn''t dislike the prime minister as much as he imagined.

    Then he said faintly.

    "Well, I haven''t rode back to the house for so long. It''s rare to have this opportunity in a few days. Then I might as well sneak around."

    Then he got up and prepared to go out.

    Hongfu took Li Wanqing''s hand, stood up, sorted out her clothes and said with concern.

    "Be careful when riding. Don''t be like when you just entered the military camp. I was scared to death when I fell off the horse."

    Li Wanqing snorted, "that''s an old story. You mention it. I''m a Shaowu captain now."

    Then he broke away from Hongfu''s hand and said, "well, I''ll go first."

    Seeing Li Wanqing getting up, Tang Hao also got up and bowed to Li Jing and his wife.

    "Father in law and mother-in-law, Tang Hao left first."

    Li Jing looked happy, stood up, patted Tang Hao on the shoulder, and said with a smile.

    "My daughter is a little naughty. There are many guests here. If you ride a horse later, you should pay attention to it."

    Tang Hao answered and walked out slowly.

    Li Jing looked at Hongfu''s slightly relaxed expression and said with a smile.

    "How? Figured it out?"

    Hongfu replied with a faint smile: "I''m not thinking about my daughter''s future before I treat Tang Hao like this. Who knows... Who knows this poor family... It''s good."

    With that, a trace of comfort could not help but appear on Hongfu''s face.

    Li Jing looked at this in her eyes and said with a smile, "you, you are still like a knife with a bean curd heart."

    ……

    The backyard is very different from the grass covered hunting ground.

    The flowers are so beautiful that this may has a taste of spring.

    The stone rockery is dotted with gurgling water, and the lotus in the lake sticks out its head and is in bud, adding a bit of joy.

    Tang Hao stood beside Li Wanqing and quietly looked at the lotus in the pond. He not only remembered a poem by Yang Wanli, but also whispered.

    "Xiao He just showed his sharp point. A dragonfly has long stood on his head."

    Li Wanqing''s heart moved and turned to look at Tang Hao. She only felt that the poor boy was not as talented as she imagined.

    In my heart, I silently aftertaste Tang Hao''s poems just now. They are poetic, vibrant and easy to understand, but they reveal a fresh beauty.

    Suddenly, I was a little curious about the poor disciple and wanted to know more about Tang Hao.

    Just about to open his mouth, Tang Hao said faintly.

    "Just now you said you wanted to go to the racecourse, so I''ll go with you."

    Li Wanqing pressed down her curiosity, took her eyes away from Tang Hao, slightly lowered her head and answered.

    "Yes."

    The accompanying servant girl was also a reasonable person. Seeing the first conversation between them, they stopped one after another and allowed them to walk towards the racecourse.

    They walked side by side, silent all the way.

    As soon as I entered the racecourse, I heard a sharp drink.

    "Get out of the way. Everyone is scattered. The horse is surprised."

    Tang Hao and others looked up at the speech.

    Outside the fence, the crowd quietly watching the horse race dispersed in panic. Some retreated to the stone wall on one side, while others leaned back against the fence on the other side and gave way to a dirt road in the middle.

    The screams of the women''s family members and the reminders of the men were noisy, and the scene was chaotic.

    Tang Hao frowned and stared at the end of the dirt road.

    Bursts of neighing came, and in an instant, an unusually tall dark green horse came galloping with bright fur and strong limbs. The dust behind the horse was flying, "Da Da" the sound of the horse''s hoofs seemed to be connected without any separation, and the speed was very fast.

    Li Wanqing''s face was dignified when she saw the fierce horse galloping.

    Suddenly I saw a man crawling on the horse, his clothes floating, and even shouted for help.

    Li Wanqing looked at the horse with a chill in her heart. When the horse was closer, she saw the man on the horse''s back and mused.

    "She is the first female official of the Tang Dynasty, song Ruoxin."