Supreme Heir Son-in-law

Chapter 717: Chapter 717: Victory

Among the most perilous moments was when the horse unexpectedly attempted to slam Xu Ke onto the ground from its back. Initially, those who had little interest in the horse training were suddenly gripped with suspense at this reversal, unsure whether they hoped Xu Ke would fall off or continue to persevere.

The crowd watched tensely, staring at the person on the horse’s back, but the one who should have been most anxious showed no sign of panic. Xu Ke even let go of the reins voluntarily, raising his hand to strike the horse’s neck. With just one punch, the horse neighed painfully, lifting its front hooves, halting its earlier attempt to throw Xu Ke off.

Xu Ke leaned down, pressing against the horse’s back as he firmly declared to the black horse, "I told you to behave, or I will beat you dead."

The black horse, once more feeling the murderous intent in Xu Ke’s voice, anxiously pawed at the ground but dared not make any major moves to try and throw Xu Ke off again.

Xu Ke patted the horse’s neck twice, tugged the reins, squeezed with his legs, and began to trot around the arena.

Perhaps due to the impact of the previous punch, the black horse refrained from causing trouble this time, obediently following Xu Ke’s commands. Xu Ke rode the black horse around the arena twice, using the first lap to harmonize with the horse and the second to perform several high-level maneuvers before finally stopping.

The applause from the crowd began the moment Xu Ke jumped off the horse. Regardless of his actual performance, Xu Ke’s superb display on horseback, along with the danger he faced in taming the black horse, merited the applause from everyone present.

Even enemies in the crowd applauded, with the exception of the man who had entered the arena with Xu Ke for the competition.

Xu Ke, with a gentle smile, thanked the crowd before turning his gaze toward that man, "Why are you still here?"

red with

is, why haven’t you chosen your horse yet? Or have you decided to willingly concede defeat?" Xu Ke’s provocative words were not sincere, yet they seemed to achieve his goal. This man had no further

fell for the provocation. He had originally planned to choose one of the two brown horses, believing they seemed more docile and easier to tame. But that would appear

just waiting here because we both picked the same horse. Otherwise, why would I be standing here?" The man arrogantly raised his chin as he looked at

toe, like an invisible slap across the man’s face, "Are you serious? Falling off a horse is no joke; you could end up

talk. I see you’re just afraid I’ll surpass you. I won’t fall for it, I’ll show you what true skill

Ke shrugged, stepped aside, and left the space

out now would be like a slap to his face. How could he give up? If he quit now, he’d

leave the arena but was promptly stopped by the man again, "I just realized, we haven’t

do you want to bet?" Xu Ke

you’ll kneel and polish my shoes

"And if you lose?"

it to you

as your demand." Xu Ke gave the man a meaningful look, then exited

walked toward the black horse, muttering to himself, "If an Asian can manage it, there’s no reason I can’t.

black horse, but even this distance made the horse uncomfortable, causing it to paw the ground restlessly and snort at

it was only internal fright,