Shadow of Chinese Entertainment

Chapter 76 Horse Taming
Hu Xiaobei activated his spiritual perception ability and while listening to the coach's explanation, he gently stroked the horse beside him, sensing its emotional changes.

When he truly felt the horse gradually relax due to his caress, he couldn't help but feel an irrepressible sense of novelty and excitement in his heart.

He thought to himself, "I can actually communicate with animals this way. This spiritual perception ability is incredibly useful, allowing me to tap into the emotional fluctuations within animals.

Combined with the shadow's ability to guide and control reality, it's a perfect match for soothing and training animals."

Just imagine, if you use these two abilities to train a puppy, wouldn't it be like if you tell it to sit, it will sit, and if you tell it to stretch out its right paw, it will never stretch out its left paw!

Perhaps, it is also a very good auxiliary ability to use it to shoot movies and TV series.

As his thoughts drifted away, Hu Xiaobei shook his head, cleared his mind, and listened attentively to the horse training techniques.

While the coach was explaining the rein control, Hu Xiaobei followed suit while carefully sensing the horse's emotions.

Then, through the shadow's ability to control reality and illusion, the horse lowered its head slightly, coordinating with the position where he touched the reins, and feeling the transfer of force.

At this moment, Hu Xiaobei was full of surprise. He realized that this was not just a simple instruction.

It's more like establishing a deep trust and tacit understanding with the horse, as if they have crossed the barriers of species and become partners fighting side by side.

This unique experience allowed him to understand horse riding skills beyond mechanical imitation of movements, and incorporated an understanding and response to the horse's emotions.

When he needed to practice leg commands, he did so in this way, and the horse would understand and gently move its feet, responding precisely to the subtle movements of his legs.

Hu Xiaobei was overjoyed and continued to communicate in depth, giving signals to 'inform' the horse that it was about to start jogging practice.

The horse neighed loudly, as if responding to him, and then, gently urged by Hu Xiaobei, it slowly took steps and began to jog.

The horse's hooves tapped the ground rhythmically, and Hu Xiaobei stood upright on the horse's back.

His cooperation with the horse became more and more tacit. Through the guidance of his spiritual consciousness's ability to perceive emotions and virtuality and reality, an invisible but efficient bridge of communication was quickly built between them.

Hu Xiaobei was completely immersed in this wonderful feeling. He felt as if he had become a real knight, communicating with his horse and galloping freely in this vast world.

This feeling was something he had never experienced before, and it gave him a new understanding and love for horse riding.

While everyone was still learning and exploring, and hadn't even started, Hu Xiaobei had already run the entire course.

Seeing this, the riding coach nearby couldn't help but exclaim: "He is truly a natural horse trainer. He should live on the grassland so that he can maximize his talent."

Those who knew the inside story just chuckled and said nothing.

But I was thinking in my heart: How could you come up with the idea of ​​asking the strongest college entrance examination scorer in history to train horses?

Just as Hu Xiaobei was riding past the crowd and was about to run another round, An Xiaoqian called out to him, "Hu Xiaobei, did you forget something?"

Hu Xiaobei dismounted quickly and walked over slowly, leading the horse. "Even if you forget someone, you can't forget our heroine!"

The reason he came here to play today was under the pretext of assisting the heroine in her equestrian training. How could he forget about this?

Of course, there is a more important reason.

As Yu Minjie took over the reading, his assistants also began to deliberately interfere in some matters within the crew.

Hu Xiaobei didn't have any ideas. If the other party wanted to fight for it, then just let them take over.

He came to this crew to learn, and there was really no point in repeating these management tasks all the time.

Coming to An Xiaoqian, Hu Xiaobei smiled and comforted the horse, while at the same time sensing the emotional fluctuations of the horse beside An Xiaoqian.

He said softly, "Xixi, don't be afraid. First, gently stroke the horse's body and get familiar with it."

When An Xiaoqian reached out and touched the horse's body as instructed, Hu Xiaobei kept telling her about the horse's current emotional characteristics and how to respond correctly.

Although she had ridden a horse when filming Tianlong, that was two years ago.

Moreover, the character of Wang Yuyan is relatively weak and quiet, so she doesn't need to show any skills when riding a horse, as long as it fits the camera's picture.

When Tianlong rode a horse for the first time, she took advantage of everyone's unpreparedness and rode away without a word, showing her recklessness. As a result, she did not really master the riding skills at that time, and as time went by, her limited riding experience was almost gone.

So now when facing this horse, she was still a little nervous like a novice.

As An Xiaoqian continued to comfort him, Junma shook his head slightly, looking very comfortable. The tension between her and Junma was relieved a lot.

Hu Xiaobei then began to explain the key points of getting on a horse. An Xiaoqian tried to lift her legs to get on the horse, but she staggered a little.

If it's Wang Yuyan, then it's fine.

But it’s different for Xiaolongnu. The skills and difficulty she needs to demonstrate are much higher. If she stumbles when getting on a horse, it would be really embarrassing.

Hu Xiaobei quickly calmed the horse's emotions to prevent it from becoming agitated because of An Xiaoqian's panic riding.

At the same time, the shadow's virtuality and reality ability was used to provide some assistance, allowing An Xiaoqian to better master the skills of getting on the horse.

"Sit up straight and relax your shoulders."

Hu Xiaobei continued to give instructions, his spiritual awareness always paying attention to the condition of An Xiaoqian and the horse.

Once he discovered that An Xiaoqian's instructions were not being transmitted smoothly, he used his shadow's ability to cleverly guide the horse to make the correct response.

When practicing rein control, An Xiaoqian always had trouble controlling the strength, so Hu Xiaobei stood beside the horse and explained and demonstrated again and again.

When An Xiaoqian exerted too much force, he secretly used the shadow's ability to cushion the tension of the reins so that the horse would not be frightened, while reminding her to control the strength correctly.

Gradually, An Xiaoqian began to find the feeling and was able to control the reins more freely to direct the horse to turn.

When it came to practicing leg commands, Hu Xiaobei demonstrated it first, and then let An Xiaoqian try it.

An Xiaoqian gently squeezed the horse's belly, but the horse was slow to react.

Hu Xiaobei used his shadow's ability to secretly help her better control her strength.

If her strength is weak, tell her; if her strength is strong, block her hiddenly to help her relieve some of the strength, and then remind her verbally.

In this way, An Xiaoqian quickly mastered the method.

Hu Xiaobei removed his defenses, and the horse immediately responded, moving its feet lightly.

An Xiaoqian's eyes lit up and her confidence increased greatly.

After many practices, with the help of Hu Xiaobei's concealment ability, An Xiaoqian was finally able to skillfully use leg commands to make the horse accelerate, decelerate and turn.

As the practice progressed, An Xiaoqian's coordination with the horse became more and more tacit, and her posture on horseback became more and more confident and graceful.

Soon, she was able to ride her horse and gallop briskly across the field, and her face began to be filled with a bright smile.

Hu Xiaobei followed and observed on horseback, constantly giving reminders and always hitting the key points.

An Xiaoqian's riding skills became more and more advanced, and she gradually left those who studied at the same time behind.

At this time, everyone is still struggling to learn at the initial venue.

They either held the reins nervously, their bodies as stiff as a wooden stake on the horse's back, their eyes full of fear of the horses and confusion about the unknown.

Or they would carefully try to squeeze the horse's belly with their legs, but the horse would not move at all, and they would be so anxious that sweat would appear on their foreheads and their cheeks would turn red.

When people saw An Xiaoqian galloping in the horse farm like a fish in water, as light as a swallow, controlling the horse with ease, and coordinating with the horse seamlessly, her elegant appearance made everyone envious.

An Xiaoqian felt that her level was gradually improving, so she began to increase her horse's speed and galloped away into the distance.

Hu Xiaobei didn't tolerate her and immediately shouted, "An Xiaoqian, slow down!"

(End of this chapter)