After much effort, Lu Fei finally got his wish and obtained the horse he wanted. Its temperament suited his own, and it ran swiftly as well.
This period had truly tempered Lu Fei's mind. After what happened with the young physician, he had matured considerably.
Perhaps growth in this world did not necessarily require experiencing something specific, nor did it mean one would certainly grow at a particular time. Sometimes, a single moment in a single event could make a person rapidly stronger.
This matter had also made Lu Fei more mature and rational. He felt that in the future, he had to steel his will and toughen his body through such trials.
Now that he had a beloved horse, the road ahead would be much smoother. He had to make good use of it and not let down those warmhearted villagers.
His next step was to follow his plan and seek out the ancient book he had wanted before. That book was extremely important to him, because it might provide clues to finding the Dragon Ball.
He had already spent dozens of days searching for the Dragon Ball. He had to pick up the pace and catch up quickly, or he feared his competitors would beat him to it.
"Before I leave, I still have many questions I want to ask you. For example, I want to ride this horse to look for that ancient book. There have always been many legends about it, but I never took them too seriously. Now that I'm truly going to search for it, I have no idea where it is."
Lu Fei wondered whether he should ask the nearby villagers. They had lived here for a long time, so they should be quite familiar with the surrounding area.
They probably would not