He has a spatial ability and saves three children on his escape route.

Chapter 165 The Racecourse Manager Smiled

There were just too many people in the leisure town. Wen Yunhong shouted to his classmates, "Do you want to go horseback riding?"

Last night he begged Wen Yuxia to send thirty adult horses to the racetrack, planning to take his classmates there today to see real warhorses.

"Yes," the students of the Imperial Academy said in unison.

The climbing wall was too crowded, the maze was next time, and the billiards room and mahjong parlor were full. Li Jiarui, who was standing in the square watching the children ride the train, was wondering where to go when he overheard Wen Yunhong and the others talking.

He chuckled and said to his classmates, "I know where we're going to play! Come with me!" Then he shouted loudly to Wen Yunhai, "Yunhai, come here!"

As soon as Wen Yunqing arrived, she went to the maze to help Wen Yunbo. Wen Yunhai couldn't just leave his younger brother to wander off and play around.

He smiled, shook his head at Li Jiarui, and said loudly, "You guys go have fun, I'm staying here to help my brother."

Seeing such a magnificent racetrack for the first time, Wen Yunhong's classmates curiously touched and looked at everything. Xia Yichen's brother-in-law, Xie Jinzhi, looked at Wen Yunhong with envy.

Wen Yunhong's sister has so many ideas. He'd heard from his brother-in-law that the racetrack, the horse farm, the leisure town, and the adjacent Muhua Garden were all planned and executed by Wen Yunhong's sister.

He wanted a sister like that too. He whispered in Wen Yunhong's ear, "How about we swap sisters? My sister is the Crown Prince's principal wife. You won't lose out if I give her to you."

Wen Yunhong said with a laugh, "Fine, you look down on your sister. I'll go to the Crown Prince's residence another day and tell the Crown Prince's wife that you look down on her."

When Wen Yunhong first arrived in the capital, he stayed at the Crown Prince's residence. Xie Qinglian took good care of him, and through Xie Qinglian, Wen Yunhong became friends with Xie Jinzhi.

Xie Jinzhi dared to suggest switching sisters only because he was good friends with Wen Yunhong. He wouldn't have dared to say such a ridiculous thing to anyone else.

Xie Jinzhi curled her lip and said disdainfully, "You're such a cheapskate. If you don't want to exchange it, fine, but why did you have to complain to my sister?"

Wen Yunhong patted Xie Jinzhi on the shoulder and said with a laugh, "Idiot, we're buddies, we don't need to exchange sisters. My sister is your sister, and your sister is my sister."

"Really?" Xie Jinzhi asked.

"Really, it's more real than pearls, alright!" Wen Yunhong laughed as he called to his classmates as he walked towards the stables. "Wait for me," came Li Jiarui's shout from behind.

Wen Yunhong turned around and saw that Li Jiarui wasn't alone; he had brought six classmates with him. The racetrack only had thirty horses, and with thirty-five people on both sides combined, what would they do if there weren't enough horses?

Since the visitor was a guest, Wen Yunhong thought for a moment, then turned to the gatekeeper of the racetrack and said, "Uncle Zhang, could you please go to the mahjong parlor and find Nan Yi, and ask him to go back to Mu Garden and bring me five horses?"

Uncle Zhang smiled and nodded, then turned and walked towards the mahjong parlor. The racetrack wasn't open yet; occasionally a customer would come in for a couple of rides, and the racetrack manager wouldn't charge them.

Wen Yunhong brought quite a few people with him today, and Uncle Zhang didn't want anyone else to come in and ride horses for free, so he said loudly as he walked, "Young Master, close the door first."

Wen Yunhong smiled and said, "I understand."

The racetrack wasn't open yet, and occasionally a customer would come in for a couple of rides without being charged. Wen Yunhong had brought quite a few people today, and Uncle Zhang didn't want anyone else coming in for free rides.

Nan Yi was very fast. Wen Yunhong led his classmates to the racetrack with thirty horses, and Nan Yi rode one fine horse and led four others to the racetrack entrance.

Uncle Zhang, who was guarding the gate, had been standing there, looking out through the doorway. When he saw Nan Yi arrive, he immediately opened the gate and let him in.

Wen Yuhong, Xie Jinzhi, Li Jiarui, and two other students without horses all happily went to greet Nan Yi when they saw him.

Riding on horseback, Wen Yunhong suddenly burst into song, “...The black steed of my dreams sets off for a thousand miles away, hooves clattering, the Yellow River rushing, let our efforts take root and sprout…”

The melodious singing made Xie Jinzhi and the others forget to mount their horses. The four of them stared blankly at Wen Yunhong's retreating figure, the tune was just too beautiful.

Xie Jinzhi was the first to come to his senses. He mounted his horse and chased after Wen Yunhong, repeatedly singing two lines of lyrics: "Horse hooves clatter, the Yellow River flows gurgling."

Wen Yunhong's singing seemed to have a captivating quality; Xie Jinzhi and others, hearing the song for the first time, started singing along, and even the racetrack staff couldn't help but join in.

In this song, students sang with resounding voices, expressing their aspirations to strive forward and achieve their dreams and goals. Veterans, with their rugged, husky voices, sang of scenes of heroic battles fought on the battlefield.

The song drifted on the wind to the leisurely town. The tourists in the town had never heard this type of song before, and everyone looked towards the source of the song.

Some tourists even followed the singing to the outside of the racetrack, listening intently through the fence, and occasionally humming along.

The racetrack manager instructed Uncle Zhang to invite the tourists listening to the music outside to tour the racetrack. Watching the tourists continuously pouring into the racetrack and listening to their intermittent singing...

The racetrack manager smiled smugly. "Heh heh, no need to worry about customers anymore."