Qin Zhenzhen had initially thought Li Chuan was a lecher who'd deliberately come to hit on her. She hadn't expected him to ask about this instead, and asked in confusion, "If you want to ask my teacher something, why not just go up the mountain?"
Li Chuan was taken aback, then replied uncertainly, "I thought it was hard to get onto your mountain?"
Qin Zhenzhen said with scorn, "As long as someone means no harm, they can naturally go all the way to the summit."
Li Chuan wanted to ask how she could tell whether someone meant harm, but Qin Zhenzhen didn't seem to be joking, so he found himself starting to believe her.
He didn't ask any more questions. After thanking Qin Zhenzhen, he also turned his gaze toward the foot of the mountain.
Qin Zhenzhen found him rather amusing. She didn't know why he wanted to find her teacher, and since she had nothing to do, she said to Li Chuan, "I heard my junior sister say you're skilled at archery and horse riding. Would you like to spar with me?"
Li Chuan didn't really want to fight a woman, so he said modestly, "You jest, Miss. I'm..."
Qin Zhenzhen didn't wait for him to finish. She thrust her sword straight at his chest. She remembered her teacher once saying that members of the Imperial Family were generally suspicious, so even if she meant no harm, her opponent would still dodge.
And indeed, Li Chuan had been standing there calmly, but as the sword tip drew closer and closer, he finally couldn't hold his nerve. When it was just an inch from his chest, he quickly dodged to the side.
Seeing that Li Chuan could dodge under such circumstances, Qin Zhenzhen knew his martial arts were impressive. Her