Taming a Wild Horse

While the fierce horse-versus-human battle was ongoing, it was a completely different picture on the other side of the field. Radish munched away on its hay, utterly oblivious to its surroundings.

It did not even so much as look over as if apathetic about getting replaced by another horse, further convincing Zhang Heng that it must be suffering from Alzheimer's.

As he graduated from the beginner stage, the novice mount became gradually less able to meet Zhang Heng's needs. Radish's strong suits—its Buddha-like character and a laid-back attitude—had now become shortcomings, reinforcing Zhang Heng's desire to find a replacement.

Zhang Heng couldn't wait anymore, and he was determined to conquer Bad Boy today.

In the beginning, Matthew would give Zhang Heng pointers, but there was no need for that anymore. Zhang Heng had basically mastered all the maneuvers, and now it was just a matter of gaining experience and finesse.