Not long after, Li Bai sent Teller over. He stuffed the reins into Li Zaixing's hand, stroked Teller's neck, and reluctantly left.

"My friend, these are the famous horses in the Western Regions when I wrote the three poems of "Qingping Di" that Your Majesty gave me. They have been with you all over the years and will never leave you..."

Li Zaixing smiled: "If the banished immortal is reluctant to leave, it doesn't matter if he takes him back."

Li Bai glared at him and said angrily: "I just cherish the BMW and I'm a little reluctant for a while. How could I be a person who breaks my promise? I thought that when I went out of Sichuan, I spent more than 300,000 yuan in less than a year and helped countless people. How could I lose my reputation because of a horse? Furthermore, I saw that my friend had excellent martial arts skills and might be able to travel on the battlefield and make achievements in the future. If this horse can help me, it will be a blessing. It is better than being idle with me, so I gave it to my friend. It would be too disappointing to see me like this."

Li Zaixing was afraid that he would go back, so he deliberately spoke out loud. After hearing this, he quickly bowed and apologized: "The exiled immortal is a person who is rude to wealth. The boy said rudely, so please don't blame the exiled immortal."

Li Bai stroked his beard and laughed: "Have you read my "The Legend of the Knights"? I've been so proud of my three cups, but the five mountains are light. How can I tell if I'm just one horse? My friend, don't let this horse down, don't let my wishes down."

Li Zaixing smiled, took the reins of the horse, stroked Teller's smooth fur, and was extremely satisfied. He was very excited and said loudly: "Li Zhexian, are you interested in driving?"

Li Bai raised his eyebrows and agreed with a sigh: "Very good. Li Changyuan, come together?"

Li Mi smiled and shook his head: "As soon as you see it, I won't go, I'll wait for the two of you to return here."

Li Bai laughed loudly, waved his hand, and said to the follower who was holding the horse: "Prepare horse, I want to compete with this friend in riding skills." The follower responded and turned around and went out. Li Bai then followed with great strides. Li Zaixing led Teller Piao, gave Li Mi a wink, and followed him out.

After leaving the viewing gate, Li Bai had already turned over the horse, holding the reins of the horse with one hand and pinching the waist with the other, looking at himself with a strong spirit. Seeing Li Zaixing follow him out, he smiled loudly, waved the whip, and galloped away. Li Zaixing was no longer modest. He turned over the horse, and Teller neighed lightly, and followed him tightly. He was worthy of being the imperial horse in the palace. Not only did he run with the wind, he could not see any confusion. Not to mention that Li Zaixing was superb riding in his previous life, he often rode horses in this life. Even if he was not good at riding, even with the stability of this Teller, he could still sit on the saddle bridge.

He quickly caught up with Li Bai. When Li Bai heard the sound of horse hooves getting closer and closer, he looked back and praised: "Little Youhaojun's riding skills, do you often ride horses?"

"Don't ride often." Li Zaixing said half-truely: "It's better to be a horse."

Li Bai laughed: "Although horses are good horses, my friend's riding skills are not weak. I think they are born with a general. In a few years, my Tang army must have the title of a friend."

"If I could do it as the banished immortal said, I would definitely not forget the banished immortal's grace to support him today."

This sentence can be said to have hit Li Bai's itchy flesh. He couldn't help laughing loudly, and the depression of losing the horse disappeared. The two of them ran side by side and soon arrived at Hengzhou City at the foot of the mountain. Li Bai was handsome and Li Zaixing was handsome, and the Teller Piao under his crotch was even more rare. It immediately aroused the envy of pedestrians on the roadside. Not only did the men cheer loudly, but the women were also praised. For a while, the sound of the orioles, the autumnal eyebrows, and the atmosphere was so open that even Li Zaixing, who came from the 21st century, could not bear it.

Li Bai was even more energetic and rushed to Li Zaixing to run wildly. They rode along the moat, but after a meal, they ran around Hengzhou City.

Li Bai was a little panting, strangled the horse, raised his hand to wipe the fine sweat from his forehead, and sighed: "I'm old, no longer as I used to be."

Li Zaixing urged Teller to fall behind half a step back. After hearing this, he was inexplicably sad. He knew that Li Bai's fate was not good. In a few years, the Anshi Rebellion broke out, and he seemed to be rebelling with a king and was finally exiled to Yelang. It would be fine if his life was wasted, but he would become a criminal in the end. God is really teasing.

He thought for a moment and sighed softly: "Li Xianxian, I'm just in the sight. You said that the world is about to be in chaos."

Li Bai pondered for a moment and glanced at him sideways: "Do you disagree, or do you want to persuade me to be cautious in words and actions?"

Li Zaixing couldn't help laughing. The old swordsman was full of fighting spirit and refused to give in everywhere. He shook his head: "I agree deeply, and I don't want to persuade the exiled immortal to be cautious. You have always respected your chivalrous behavior, and I think you are unwilling to ignore the world for the sake of one's own safety."

Li Bai's eyes lit up, his face calmed down a little, and he obviously agreed with Li Zaixing's words.

"However, have the banished immortal ever thought about how you should deal with it during the chaos, whether to join the army to kill the enemy, or to compete in the military?"

Li Bai frowned slightly and hesitated. He kept saying that the world was in chaos, but he had never thought carefully about what he should do if the world was in chaos. He only wanted to make achievements and support the building, but he never thought about how to do it. He seemed to have no physical strength to join the army to kill the enemy. He was willing to work in the military, but no one was willing to invite him.

Li Zaixing was not in a hurry and waited quietly. He didn't know if he could change Li Bai's tragic fate, but he was willing to give it a try. Li Bai is a romantic poet. Such a person is very sensitive and fragile. If he says it too directly, he will backfire. He was not suitable to be a lobbyist. It might be better for Li Mi to do such a thing, but unfortunately Li Mi has no good impression of Li Bai and may not be willing to do this more.

Li Bai thought for a while but couldn't figure it out. He turned around and said, "Do you have any good suggestions?"

Li Zaixing smiled slightly, and he was waiting for Li Bai to ask questions.

"The banished immortal felt that where was the worries of the Tang Dynasty?"

Li Bai blurted out: "Then you need to ask, of course it's in the Northeast."

Li Zaixing shook his head: "Of course there are worries in the Northeast, but I think the biggest problem is not the Northeast, but the Northwest."

Li Bai laughed "Ha" and shook his head repeatedly: "My friend, this is a bad word. Although there are many wars in the northwest, the Tang Dynasty's worries are not in the northwest, but in the northeast. An Lushan alone controls Fanyang, Pinglu, and the three governors of Hedong. There are nearly 200,000 elite soldiers under the tent, and half of the border soldiers can conquer the world with one move. How can there be such danger in the northwest?"

Li Zaixing shook his head again: "An Lushan may be indeed a threat, but it is only a temporary threat. It may be regarded as a serious illness in the Tang Dynasty. Although it is serious, it will not be fatal. What do the banished immortal think?"

Li Bai nodded in a rare way: "Yes, the Tang Dynasty has been established for more than a hundred years, and a mere bastard named An Lushan cannot be overthrown."

"But the northwest is different." Li Zaixing continued: "The exiled immortals are full of knowledge and are proficient in classics and history. I believe that the confidants of our Central Plains dynasty have always come from the northwest. The Han Dynasty had the Xiongnu and the Tang Dynasty had the Turks, all from the northwest. They not only had the strength to shake the foundation of the country, but also had the possibility of overthrowing our China. The Five Barbarians invaded China, and the people were living in trouble for hundreds of years, and the great civilization was almost destroyed. Have they forgotten all the exiled immortals?"

"Huh--" Li Bai looked at Li Zaixing in surprise: "I didn't expect that you, a boy who is good at Buddhist temples, have such knowledge. It's really rare. It seems that your master is indeed not an ordinary person, so I should visit him."

Li Zaixing laughed secretly, thinking that there was a great master, and he could push many things to him. However, he didn't know that many monks in the Tang Dynasty were knowledgeable and talented. They became monks and were really attracted by Buddhist philosophy. They did not do it for comfort or as a means of making a living, nor did they use cheating like monks in later generations to deceive, so literati like to date monks.

"So, the banished immortal thought I was right?"

"Although it cannot be said that it is completely reasonable, it is at least worth thinking about it." Li Bai said with a slight hue: "What do you mean by my friend is that I think I should be committed to the northwest?"

"The banished immortal thought, which one surname is more important than the civilization of our Chinese?

Li Bai pondered for a moment, and said slightly: "I understand what you mean, let me think about it carefully."

Li Zaixing dared not expect to be able to be brilliant in the lotus, and he made the poet silence. Since Li Bai was a master of eccentricity, he naturally had nothing to say. How could he say a half-baked person like him be able to speak before? It was not easy for Li Bai to be willing to think about it.

"This is natural." Li Zaixing smiled slightly: "Exiled Immortal, with your talent, you should be a general and a prime minister, and shine. Now you are still wandering among the world. I always feel that your direction is wrong. Exiled Immortal talent doesn't need me to talk too much, but a wise man will inevitably lose something. Thanks to the exiled Immortal and give him a horse to encourage him. I am not afraid of showing off my ugly words. I say a few nonsense, please don't laugh at me."

"Although you are simple, you can't say it's unreasonable." Li Bai was happy, urged his mount and rushed forward. "I will think about it. Maybe one day, we will meet in the northwest."

Li Zaixing finally breathed a sigh of relief. Regardless of whether Li Bai would go to the northwest in the end or whether he could escape the tragic fate, he had already done his best. He kicked the horse's belly lightly and followed.

When the two returned to Wei Pavilion, Li Bai was immediately welcomed by the audience. However, no one greeted Li Zaixing, so he had to lead the horse to the small courtyard where Li Mi lived. Li Mi was surprised that Li Zaixing had been there for so long, and asked as soon as he met: "What did you say to Li Bai?"

Li Zaixing roughly said what they said. After hearing this, Li Mi thought for a brief moment: "You suggest that he go to the northwest. Although it is not a complete solution, it is still a choice. If he is willing to join the shogunate of Makuanxi or Hexi Jiedushi, he will be more than enough to be a secretary."

"Do you think my opinion makes sense?"

Li Mi smiled and asked back, "Do you treat me like Li Bai?"

Li Zaixing sighed and shook his head and said, "It seems that although you have read Li Weigong's Art of War, you have not understood the true essence of Li Weigong."

Li Mi said with a smile: "Dare to ask for advice."

"In the view of Sanlang, if Duke Li Wei is alive, what should he mean?"

Li Mi frowned slightly: "The Turks have been dead for a long time. Although Tuqi Shi was rampant for a while, it was just a minor disease of scabies. If he was alive, he would be worried about the Northeast."

"No." Li Zaixing raised his hand and pointed to the West: "I am afraid that the Tang Dynasty's worries will not be in the northeast, but in the southwest."

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