Mr. Xu entertained them warmly. It was the first time for these groups to deal with bureaucrats. They found it very novel, but also very dignified.
Mr. Xu sat next to Yue Buqun and raised his glass: "Mr. Yue's many years of cultivation have enabled my son to achieve what he is today. Mr. Xu has a toast."
Yue Buqun said: "Tai'er has talent. If he joins my sect, it will be fine if he is not buried."
Seeing Yue Buqun chatting and laughing with the second-rank officials of the current dynasty, everyone in these factions was not inactive.
After three drinks and five dishes, Mr. Xu put down his wine glass and couldn't help but laugh twice and said, "Sir, do you know who my son's biggest rival is?"
Yue Buqun didn't understand why Mr. Xu asked this, and couldn't help but ask: "Who is it? Does Yue know him?"
Master Xu said: "It is Master Mou's son, Mou Zhen."
"Master Mou's son?"
Isn't that the same Master Mou who rushed to the capital to recruit a disciple, but was rejected outright?
Master Mou has now been promoted to the rank of commander-in-chief, and Mo Qianjun has taken over his duties.
Yue Buqun shook his head and laughed, saying: "It's really fate. So there should be someone from Shaolin in the capital now."
Master Xu said: "That should be the case."
The procedure of the martial arts examination is to test the strategy in the commander's house and to test the bow and horse in the school field. It can be said that the first is civility and then martial arts.
Wen Ceyue Buqun was full of confidence.
Sun Tzu, Wu Zi, Wei Liao Zi, Liu Tao, Sima, and Hu Qian Jing, as well as the "New Book of Ji Xiao", "Record of Military Training", and "The Legacy of Wu Mu" that were not available in this era, plus some modern military books and battles Yue Buqun broke open and crushed all the books and taught them to Xu Tai. There were many Yue Buqun's fantastic ideas in them. Their depth and breadth may not be comparable to those of some experienced veterans. .
Xu Tai's face was glowing red when he left the handsome man's house, which showed that he was not troubled.
Yue Buqun just nodded happily.
The school where the bows, sabers, swords and guns were tested was the largest in this era. The exams were supervised by the Ministry of War together with the chief military officer of the Beijing camp, and the standards were very high.
There was also an important official present, the commander of the Jin Yiwei, Mo Qianjun.
Martial arts examinations are also an important way for Jinyiwei to select talents, and both Xu Tai and Mou Zhen can be related to him. He also wants to see who is the better choice between Master Xu and Master Mou.
But Mo Qianjun didn't say hello to Yue Buqun. Over the years, he has learned that his master is a bit sinister and likes to operate in the dark. If he doesn't say hello, he must not say hello.
The bow is divided into horse and horse.
Xu Tai galloped around the school grounds on a flaming red horse, waving a gold-plated phoenix wing in high spirits.
Corresponding to it is a young general in white, with a silver helmet and silver armor lined with Su Luo robes, a white dragon horse under his crotch, a bright silver gun hanging on a bird's wing ring, and a bow and arrow on his back.
Master Xu said to Yue Buqun, "That is Master Mou's son, Mou Zhen."
Yue Buqun looked at it intently: "How handsome!"
Xu Tai looks like a military general, tall and tiger-like in appearance.
This Mou Zhen turned out to be a pretty boy, with a mighty and elegant look, and he looked like he had both civil and military skills.
In fact, every player who appears is remarkable and has his or her own characteristics.
The contestants lined up, with Xu Tai and Mou Zhen right next to each other.
Xu Tai was riding on a tall horse. He was not in a hurry to pick up his bow, but just stared at the target without squinting.
After hearing an order, Xu Tai knocked the horse needle, and the horse under his crotch kicked out its hooves and bolted out.
He immediately asked to be thirty-five steps away, but before he reached the shooting point, Xu Tai had already bent his bow and nocked an arrow, and shot out with a "whoosh".
Xu Tai's Xuantian Bow is made of black iron and weighs over a hundred kilograms. The arrows also have iron heads and iron bodies. They cannot be used without his "Dragon Elephant Prajna Skill".
Before the arrow hit the target, Xu Tai's second arrow was already in the bow.
After this arrow, Xu Tai crouched down on his horse and hid his head. Looking from a distance, he couldn't even see that there was another person right away.
The second arrow was shot, and then the third arrow was cocked. Xu Tai hid under the horse's belly, hiding even more completely.
Xu Tai never pays attention to the arrows he shoots, but the arrows hit the bull's-eye.
His horse is not just galloping, but circling left and right, far and near, as if implying superb movement skills.
For the fourth arrow, Xu Tai lay on his back on the horse, put his feet on the bow arm, pulled the bow string with his hand, and raised his hand to shoot an arrow.
On the 567th arrow, Xu Tai immediately put three arrows on the string and fired them in succession.
Xu Tai turned the horse's head and galloped with his back to the target. He laid down on the horse's back and shot an arrow, then shot another arrow under the horse's belly, completing eight or nine arrows.
At this time, he had already rushed to the edge of the school field. Xu Taylor stopped the war horse. From the first arrow to the present, the war horse stopped for the first time.
Xu Tai turned the horse's head again, facing the direction of the target.
The war horse was already running happily when it was suddenly reined in. It was still snoring and beating the ground with its front hooves.
Just when Xu Tai felt that the horse's endurance had reached its limit, he struck the spur again. This time, the horse's acceleration reached its limit and galloped towards the target.
Xu Tai felt the wind blowing in his ears, and the strong wind pierced his face.
When he galloped to the limit line, Xu Tai tightened the reins fiercely, and the momentum of the horse's impact suddenly faltered. He couldn't help but raise his front hooves, stand up, and spin in place with his hind hooves.
Xu Tai turned around and filled his bow, and the arrows shot away like shooting stars.
The last arrow shot directly through the bullseye.
Only then did the horse's hoofs fall down, and it kept shaking its head, indicating that it had stopped too hard and was really uncomfortable.
The entire audience watched Xu Tai's performance, which was outstanding in both accuracy and shooting speed.
Mr. Xu clapped his hands excitedly and thanked Yue Buqun beside him repeatedly.
He knew that his son had been in Huashan since he became a disciple of Huashan, and he had never found a teacher for him to learn bow and horse. I really didn't expect that Yue Buqun could teach him bow and horse to this extent.
Xu Tailafeng's performance made other players perform abnormally.
In a written test, handing in the paper first can disturb others, let alone such a public interview.
Mou Zhen was next to Xu Tai, but remained unmoved. He just shot his own arrow. It was not as dazzling as Xu Tai's, nor as fast as Xu Tai's, but it still hit the target.
In terms of accuracy, there is no winner or lose between the two, but everyone present knows that the two will decide the difference between them.
Master Xu pointed at Mou Zhen and said with a smile, "Master Mou must have regretted rejecting Mr. Mou for Shaolin. In fact, I should thank Mr. Mou for inviting Mr. Mou to the capital, otherwise there would be no chance for my son to become a disciple of Mr. Mou."
Yue Buqun said: "Your Excellency, I have given you a compliment. It's just that Mr. Mou can not be disturbed by Tai'er's outstanding performance, but still play steadily, without being impatient. In this aspect, he is already rare. Talented."
Mr. Xu nodded and said, "What you said is true. Even I was just happy and ignored this point. His mentality is even more stable than that of many veterans."
Yue Buqun smiled and said, "As a parent, these are normal."
Master Xu laughed again, only staring at his son and not caring about anything else.
