General, Your Wife Is Requesting Your Return Home For Farming novel Chapter 378

Chapter 378: Brother Ting’s Means

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

Qin Jiang’s gaze swept across the imperial guard.

This person had not spoken since he entered the forest. For some reason, Qin Jiang vaguely felt that his gaze was a little too cold.

However, when he thought of the other party’s identity and duty, Qin Jiang felt relieved.

To put it bluntly, Qin Jiang had been protected too well by Qin Canglan and the Old Marquis all these years. He had learned some skills, but he lacked the instinct to sense danger.

Su Cheng had crawled out of the pile of dead people in the year of the famine. At that time, the craziest thing was to eat one’s son. He was not anyone’s son. If anyone caught him, he would die.

In order to survive, he had no choice but to train his beast-like crisis instincts.

He might not be able to tell who had ill intentions toward him, but he could sense it.

There was something wrong with this imperial guard.

“Hehe, isn’t that because you’re annoying?

Qin Jiang retorted sarcastically.

Su Cheng raised his eyebrows and smiled. “It’s better to be hated than useless. Speaking of which, is it because there are still traces of the medicine left in your body? Is that why you don’t even have the strength to hunt today?” At the mention of this, Qin Jiang’s expression quickly darkened.

He was forced to use a hidden weapon in the arena. In the end, not only did he not injure Su Cheng, but Su Cheng snatched it away and injured him.

He had lost all his face in front of so many people!

Qin Jiang’s hatred and jealousy towards Su Cheng could be said to have reached an extreme. If not for the two imperial guards guarding him, Qin Jiang would probably have had a life and death battle with Su Cheng on the spot. _{ƒгeewebnovёl.com}

Su Cheng did not take Qin Jiang’s words to heart. He was a person who bore grudges, but he would not be easily angered by a few words.

He was more concerned about the imperial guard beside Qin Jiang.

Su Cheng took out the dagger that his daughter had asked Su Qi to give him and played with it in his hand before putting it back into the scabbard at his waist.

He planned to get up and leave.

At this moment, a white figure flashed past not far away at an extremely fast speed.

Su Cheng turned his head sharply and saw a white tail burrowing into the grass.

It was the white-tailed fox!

To be honest, this white-tailed fox did not match its name at all. It was clearly white all over, and there was a hint of red on the tip of its tail.

Su Cheng felt that it should be called White Fox or Red-tailed Fox.

This was his mission today. If he took it down, he would be able to defeat Qin Jiang.

He swiftly mounted his horse.

Qin Jiang had also discovered the prey. He hurriedly got on his horse and chased after the white-tailed fox.

Qin Jiang was experienced in hunting. He was confident that he could take down the White-tailed Fox before Su Cheng did.

However, he did not expect that Su Cheng’s horse would suddenly charge at his horse!

His horse was frightened. It raised its front hooves and turned to the side!

Qin Jiang gritted his teeth and pulled the reins.

Although he managed to stop it in time, Su Cheng managed to shake him off because of the delay.

Qin Jiang watched with killing intent as Su Cheng rode away.

If he was not mistaken, that horse just now… was Qin Canglan’s mount!

Qin Canglan!

He had been his son for twenty vears, but he had never ridden his mount!

Su Cheng had only been back for a month and Qin Canglan had already given his mount to him!

Why?

They were both sons of Qin Canglan, but why was Qin Canglan so biased!

He hated it!

Not only did he hate Su Cheng, but he also hated Qin Canglan to the core!

He hated Qin Canglan even more!

He wanted to obtain military power and ruthlessly trample Su Cheng under his feet. He wanted Qin Canglan to widen his eyes and see what would happen to the son he was biased toward…

He would not let any of them have an easy time!

Qin Jiang, who was burning with anger, spurred his horse and chased after Su Cheng.

So what if he had Qin Canglan’s mount? Su Cheng’s riding skills were not as good as his, and his familiarity with the terrain was not as good as his…

The imperial guard behind him looked coldly at Qin Jiang and Su Cheng, who had entered the depths of the forest. He mounted his horses expressionlessly.

“Look! There are hoof prints here.”

Su Qi pointed at a wet patch of soil under the tree and said, “Why do the footprints seem to have parted ways? They’re heading south and southeast.

Which one is Uncle’s?”

Su Cheng was the uncle of the brothers, but the brothers all said that word at the same time.

“Southeast.” Su Xiaoxiao.

“How do you know?” Su Qi was puzzled.

Su Xiaoxiao pointed at the hoof prints on the ground, “There are some with the deepest hoof prints here.”

Su Qi suddenly understood. “Ah, I understand. Uncle is riding Granduncle’s horse today. That horse is stronger than ordinary horses, and the hoof prints are the deepest.”

This little cousin was very observant.