Introduction to the martial arts novel "The Sequel to the Legend of Longteng":
The breeze blows on my face.
Soaring southward in the morning light, my heart felt extremely cool.
In the middle of the insult, he disguised himself as a peasant with a slight hunchback, his face turned into a pale color with yellow and black, bought a strong mule, hid the sword pouch under the pad, and galloped south.
This mule was actually moving very fast. He was just about to set off and arrived at Zhuoma Village.
We drove fifty miles in two hours. According to the mileage of a mule, it was neither fast nor slow. Mules don't have enough endurance, but they can't be used as mounts. They can only be used to transport things. They are really not qualified as mounts for driving. Only wild children grazing nearby will ride on them for fun, and most people don't ride them.
The reason why Teng Fei rode a mule was mainly to avoid attracting attention.
From a distance, you can see the roadside inn. The fire in Zhuomazhuang has been controlled. There are only one or two small fires and the rising smoke and white mist of the island.
Tengfei reined in his mule and looked towards Zhuoma Village.
"Well! That small village caught fire last night!" He said to himself on the back of the mule.
After standing still for a while, the mule continued to walk forward slowly.
The inn on the right side of the road has closed down, but the small restaurant on the left side is still open. The stove outside is steaming, and a waiter is greeting three horses on the hitching post outside the shop. Apparently there are already diners in the shop.
The mule's hoofbeats sounded softly and it took off.
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There are too many typos and the content is average.
There are too many typos and the content is average.