The Prime Minister Seduced Me to have Babies!

Chapter 1106: Radiant Brilliance

The Emperor couldn’t help but exclaim, "What a fine horse! What a fine boy!"Just as he spoke, he saw the young man on the black horse draw his bow and string an arrow, which shot like a meteor, striking right at the dummy’s throat.

The throat is the weakest part of the human body, and this area is not covered by armor.

The dummy’s armor was standard issue; the forearms, lower legs, face, and neck were all unarmored, otherwise, it would impede movement.

The Emperor saw it clearly and heavily smacked the armrest, "What a fine boy, his archery is divine!"

"Good, very good!"

To hit the throat while in such high-speed motion truly shows extraordinary archery skills.

At this moment, the corners of Jiang Youzhi’s mouth could not help but turn up from behind the Emperor.

He often watched his son practice martial arts, but this was the first time he saw him perform mounted archery.

His son’s archery speed was fast, seemingly without the need to aim, one arrow following another.

And most of the arrows hit the target.

The Duke had long recognized his own grandson, the leather armor on the horse was crafted by a craftsman he had found.

Watching his grandson on the training field, the Duke’s eyes sparkled with excitement.

The Emperor looked at the young man on the black horse, liking him more with each glance. This boy had a sharp spirit, akin to a sword drawn from its sheath, dazzling and striking.

He turned to look at the Duke, just about to ask who this boy was, when he suddenly noticed the Duke’s smile and turned to look at the Lord Chief Minister.

The Lord Chief Minister’s face also bore a similar smile to that of the Duke.

The Emperor couldn’t help but laugh heartily, "Jiang Aiqing, you have raised a fine son."

"Oh, not really, this boy just had a bit of good luck today," Jiang Youzhi said humbly, but the corners of his mouth couldn’t hold back.

The Emperor focused on You Er’s figure in the field and recalled that You Er was even younger than his fourth son, under fifteen, yet possessing such riding and archery skills; it was truly remarkable.

In that instant, he felt a deep jealousy towards the Grand Secretary. If only he had such a son?

A child like this was his ideal vision of a son!

After a round of competition, You Er rode off the field, and the Emperor, watching his back, felt a little reluctant. He was so fond of the youthful energy and sharpness in You Er.

In his view, young people should be unrestrained in showing their brilliance. If they lacked sharpness in their youth, what glory could they speak of in their life?

In the subsequent rounds, the Emperor saw no others as outstanding as Qi Er and You Er.

It made sense; these two children had been trained by the Duke from a very young age, with renowned masters teaching them various skills.

And now it’s heard that they have become disciples of one of the top martial arts experts in the world, making rapid progress.

How could ordinary people compare to the talent honed with such great resources?

Once the rounds of mounted archery were all completed, the secretary tallied the results and presented them to the Emperor.

The Emperor carefully looked at the booklet, with Jiang Che at the top, followed by Lin Ziqi, detailing which parts of the dummy they hit and the total number of arrows that hit.

Their hit counts left the third-place contestant far behind.

As the Emperor finished reading, he thought to himself, these two children, Lin Ziqi being more cautious, always aiming before shooting.

Whereas Jiang Che, or You Er, was bolder, rarely aiming and relying purely on instinct and a feel for the shot.

Should these two become generals in the future, one would be steady and thorough.

The other might prefer to achieve victory through surprise.

Neither was superior to the other; each had their own strengths.