Li Hong Yuan, under the excuse of ‘the Imperial Noble Consort’s matter cannot be delayed’, left quite hastily. Le Cheng Emperor naturally didn’t have any objections, just there were some things he wanted to instruct him. Unfortunately, Li Hong Yuan was unwilling to accept his summons, and this kind of thing can’t go through a third person’s mouth either, and further can’t leave behind anything like a secret decree and whatnot. That’s why, he could only have the matter entrusted to Li Su Yan.
Ever since building the horse tracks, Jing Wan would also from time to time ride horses, and perhaps because Li Hong Yuan long had plans, he didn’t limit Jing Wan to just running on flat ground, carrying out an appropriate training on Jing Wan.
Jing Wan’s horse riding skills, although not the best, but as long as it wasn’t freely running, or the path wasn’t relatively that rugged, Jing Wan’s pace for the most part was all able to keep up.
She was unsure whether or not she would still feel sick riding the carriage now, but the majority of the times, Jing Wan had all followed on horseback.
Although being on horseback for too long, one might somewhat suffer, but towards this, they’d also long prepared for, preparing the medicine in advance. When resting at night, it was just applying the medicine, and then continuing the next day. When truly unable to endure anymore, to avoid the body being unwell, slowing down the journey, she would also ride the carriage.
Li Hong Yuan never once stop letting the Ministry of Works reform the horse carriage. At present, there was already quite the results. In addition to carefully decorating, the horse carriage although wasn’t nearly as wide and refined as the horse carriage that signified his status, the fort level was nevertheless not that inferior. And at present, Jing Wan’s carriage sickness wasn’t as bad as before, so it wasn’t that unbearable.
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