Chapter 112 (2/2)

Next, Yu Qingyu deliberately slowed down to observe the Tsarist. Whenever a tsarist wanted to shoot an arrow, Yu Qingyu told the man's horse to make trouble. Three out of ten times was successful because his body was in a state of suspension at the moment of archery, and the horse could affect very few places. However, it was enough for the people of Qing Dynasty to catch up with the Russians.

As time went by, we could see that the last lap was coming. The results were basically the same now. The princes had high morale and the tsarists were gnashing their teeth. If it had not been for the broken horse that dragged them down, we would have won.

The prince of Zhijun arched with his bow. He took out another arrow and put it in a good position. He was ready to shoot at an appropriate time. Suddenly, the horse in front of him slowed down.

Zhijun Wang was alert and continued to move forward. He paid attention to the Tsarist people. The people who could survive on the station yard died early.

When the two horses were running side by side, the Tsarist suddenly attacked Zhijun, who was short and avoided the attack, but the arrow fell down.

The Tsarist laughed and left. The prince of Zhijun clenched his fist angrily. If he didn't take revenge, he would not be a person of the Qing Dynasty. He would catch up with the Tsarist in front of him and beat him.

The fourth Prince has always been a suspicious person who thinks the worst of others. When the Tsarist approach him, he instinctively avoids it, so that the tsarists can not take advantage of him.

Because of his reputation, the eighth prince was more careful in this competition. He was a calculating man. Since this happened, he must make use of it to do his best and settle down his reputation. Maybe it will be helpful for the higher authorities in the future.

When a tsarist approached, the eighth Prince pulled a gentle smile from the corner of his mouth. The Tsarist was puzzled. The eighth Prince stabbed the Russian horse with a rope in one hand and an arrow in the other.

The horse was suddenly stabbed and galloped out like a madman. The people on him only cared about controlling the horse, and there was still a mind to do something.