"Xiao San, let's go."
"Tonight, I'll take you to have a proper meal at one of Suotuo City's most famous restaurants."
"We watched a show this afternoon, and after introducing you to so many things, we still haven't eaten."
Dai Mubai hailed two Didi Horse-Hailing mounts by the roadside with Tang San.
He showed his Riding Certificate and paid a little extra.
He had one rider take the other horse.
Meanwhile, Dai Mubai rode with Tang San.
Tang San sat in front, while he sat behind her.
"Go!"
"I'll take you to eat at the most famous restaurant!"
"Hyah!"
Holding Tang San on horseback, Dai Mubai sped forward at a gallop.
Feeling what it was like to ride again, Tang San's mood could not help but change slightly.
The wind whistled past her ears.
It really was refreshing.
"Mubai, you look so cool riding with one hand!"
Tang San said it without thinking.
"Hahaha!"
Dai Mubai immediately burst into laughter.
"You could do it too if you knew how to ride."
"You can get a Riding Certificate."
"A Riding Certificate? How do you get one?"
"What does it involve? Is it difficult?"
Dai Mubai briefly recalled what it had been like when he got his Riding Certificate.
"It's not hard. There are four sections in total."
"The first is the easiest. It's basic riding knowledge—teaching you how to take a horse onto the road, how to judge situations, and where to go."
"See the traffic light ahead? You have to stop at a red light, or points will be deducted. You can keep going at a green light."
"There's also a yellow light. Usually, it means you should wait for the next green light."
But immediately afterward, Dai Mubai shouted, "Hyah!!"
He fiercely squeezed with both legs.
The horse swiftly