Chapter 164 (continued)

Shi Wen immediately knew what he meant Shi Wen him say, "Is it the Lian Lishan family?"

Lian Lishan is the eldest sister, but her name sounds rather masculine.

Shi Wen because he is male, he associates with more men and recognizes the male heads of various households.

She was an exception; her family had a son-in-law who moved in with them, so she was the breadwinner while her husband stayed home.

Shi Wen had dealt with her several times and had a very deep impression of her. Whenever Sikewell mentioned horse breeders, Shi Wen immediately thought of her.

Sikewell: "Yes, it's her house. I told her I wanted to take you there, and she readily agreed."

Shi Wen, "Then I'll come over. Is there anything I need to bring?"

Sikewell: "Don't you have any honey? If it's convenient, could you take some with you? In case of a difficult birth, you can give the horse some honey water."

Shi Wen readily agreed, "Then I'll take some out right away. By the way, could you send me her home address so I can see where she lives?"

"Wow, you don't know where she lives?" Sikewell said. "I thought you did. Her house is halfway up the mountain. You can ask around when you get to the village. It's impossible to explain it clearly to you like this."

Shi Wen thought about it and said, "Okay."

Sikewell: "By the way, you rode a horse here? The mountain road is quite steep; riding a motorcycle is dangerous. A few days ago, someone slipped and fell down the mountain, luckily without serious injury."

After finishing Shi Wen phone call with Sikewell, Yan Kexing, who was working from home, what he had done.

Yan Kexing looked up and asked, "Do you want me to come with you?"

Shi Wen, "No need, I'll go help out."

Shi Wen went to the storeroom to retrieve saddles and other tools.

Yan Kexing out and went with him to tie the saddle.

Shi Suo hadn't left the house for several days. When it saw Shi Wen and Yan Kexing bringing out the saddle, it got excited and puffed out its breath several times.

Shi Wen patted its neck and said, "Okay, calm down."

Shi Suo turned his head and licked Shi Wen's hand. "Hiss."

After the saddle and other accessories were fastened, Shi Wen mounted the horse and rode Shi Suo outside.

Shi Suo is now quite an old horse; it knows the road and always stays on the side of the road, paying close attention to traffic safety.

Shi Wen, sitting on its back, basically didn't need to control the horse much; he only needed to hold the reins to keep himself from falling off.

The Shi Suo ran very fast and very steadily.

It ran at a steady pace all the way to Leiwu Village without stopping, and with the villagers' directions, it ran to Lian Lishan's house.

Sikewell and his assistant Tang Duohai had already arrived.

Seeing Shi Wen riding up on horseback, Tang Duohai's face was full of envy. "Wow, you looked so cool riding that horse, like a bolt of lightning, charging straight up."

Shi Wen dismounted and asked, "Really?"

Tang Duohai: "Yeah, super handsome. You're handsome, and the horse is handsome too. You're exactly the kind of prince charming you'd be in an animated film."

Sikewell, who overheard their conversation from inside, couldn't help but say, "What time is it? Stop chatting! Come and help us!"

Tang Duohai looked up and replied, "Yes, I'm here."

After speaking, Tang Duohai still couldn't move his leg. He reached out and touched Shi Suo's neck, whispering, "So handsome."

Shi Suo she saw him making a move, she turned her head and stared at him intently, looking like she wanted to bite him.

Having worked as a veterinarian for a long time, Tang Duohai knew what was going on as soon as he saw Shi Suo's expression. He quickly withdrew his hand to show that he was harmless and said in a low voice, "I was just touching him, I didn't mean to do anything."

Shi Wen chuckled and patted Shi Suo on the back, "Don't be so fierce, we're all friends."

Shi Suo let out a sigh of relief, deciding not to argue with Tang Duohai anymore.

Tang Duohai sighed, "Your animals are all quite unique, even the horses are no exception."

Shi Wen, "That's because the kind of person raises the kind of horse."

They needed to go inside to help, leaving the horses outside. To prevent the horses from fighting or running away, they usually had to be tied up, Shi Wen also had to tie up Shi Suo.

Shi Wen somewhat apologetic, Wen took out a bag from behind the horse, containing two handfuls of soybeans he had grown himself.

He hung the bag over Shi Suo's head so that Shi Suo could freely eat soybeans.

Shi Suo working so hard for so long, it's time to have a nice snack here.

Shi Suo he goes out, so he's used to it. He snorted happily, called out again, and then slowly started eating.

The horse beside them watched all this, then looked at its master, Tang Duohai.

Tang Duohai was completely oblivious to his horse's expression, his eyes glued to Shi Suo, praising it incessantly.

Tang Duohai's horse was so angry that it wanted to kick him, but it was too far away to reach him.

Shi Wen saw all of this, patted Tang Duohai's horse reassuringly, and gave it a small handful of beans.

The horse stretched out its large tongue, rolled the beans into its mouth, its eyes lit up, excitedly pawed the ground a couple of times with its hooves, and even rubbed its head against the ground to Shi Wen it.

Shi Suo she saw this scene and immediately became furious, shouting loudly.

Shi Wen quickly calmed them down and stopped them from fighting, then followed Tang Duohai to Lian Lishan's livestock shed.

The horses raised by Lian Lishan's family are also Ili horses, the same breed as those raised by Shi Wen's family.

However, her horse was clearly not as strong and handsome Shi Wen's horse; its head-to-body ratio was worse, and it looked more ordinary.

Upon seeing Shi Wen and the others enter, Lian Lishan turned and greeted them, "Thank you for your hard work."

Shi Wen, "It's nothing, these horses are about to give birth?"

Shi Wen glanced up and counted; there were six foals in total, kept in six separate pens.

They were either standing or lying down, and they didn't look very comfortable.

Sikewell was preparing the medicine. "Two mares are showing signs of dystocia, which might cause some trouble later, but the other horses are fine."