A treasure-appraisal maniac

Xue Cheng got up and saw Lu Fei riding Xue Meimei's bay-red horse. He was so frightened that he suddenly lost the urge to urinate.

"Mr. Lu, come down quickly!"

"If the eldest lady finds you riding her horse, the eldest lady will be very anxious."

Lu Fei patted the horse's neck and said excitedly.

"It has good waist strength and plenty of endurance. It's such a good horse!" ??

After coming out of the Valley of Immortality last night, Lu Fei rode a bay horse for a lap, and he quickly fell in love with this good horse.

Waking up early in the morning and riding around again is so refreshing.

"Mr. Lu, please stop talking and come down quickly!"

"There are dozens of good horses in the stable. Which one can't you ride? Why do you have to ride the eldest lady's horse?"

"This is really going to happen."

Just as he was talking, Xue Meimei rushed over from a distance holding a broom.

"Lu Fei, you bastard, you dare to ride my red lady, I will beat you to death."

"Red Lady?"

"Why is such a good stallion given such a nondescript name?"

"Isn't it nice to call me Fire Dragon Colt?" Lu Fei said with a smile.

"I'm happy to let you take care of it. Come down right away and I'll fight with you."

Seeing the bay red horse covered in sweat, Xue Meimei was really anxious.

New and old hatreds were added together, and he started shouting like crazy.

Seeing this, Xue Cheng raised his forehead and quickly stepped aside to avoid being splashed with blood.

Lu Fei didn't care, smiled slightly, took out a small gadget from his pocket and threw it to Xue Meimei.

When the thing landed, Xue Meimei looked at it and suddenly exclaimed.

"ruby?"

"Wow!"

"Such a big ruby!"

"So beautiful!"

Lu Fei jumped off the horse, put the reins into Xue Meimei's hands and said.

"This red treasure is used as the rental fee for riding a horse. Do you have any objection?"

Xue Meimei held the ruby ​​tightly in her hands and said coquettishly.

"Don't think that just because you have good things, you can do whatever you want. I don't care about you."

"hehe!"

"Then, return the ruby ​​​​to me. Whatever you want, I will accompany you to the end."

"Dream, Ruby is your compensation for my mental losses. You must explain to me about the horse riding." Xue Meimei said.

"mental loss?"

"What did I do to you? What is the basis for the so-called mental loss?"

"you"

"You bastard!"

In front of Xue Cheng, how could Xue Meimei bring up last night's charm!

But Lu Fei obviously didn't accept what he said, and she was so angry that she gritted her teeth but had no choice but to do anything.

At this time, another emerald was thrown over.

Seeing this emerald, Xue Meimei lost all her anger and her eyes straightened.

"I'll give this to you too. Let's settle the matter and don't cause trouble for me again in the future."

Lu Fei said and turned around to leave. After walking for more than ten steps, Xue Meimei's shout came from behind.

"Lu Fei, how many gems do you have there?"

"My matchmaker can be rented to you at any time!"

Hold!

Hearing this, Lu Fei staggered and almost fell.

Lu Fei was really speechless. Xue Meimei, who was so manic, was also so philistine.

It seems that no matter what kind of woman she is, she has no immunity in front of jewelry!

After breakfast, Lu Fei got Xue Cheng's bow as he wished.

After returning to the room and asking Gao Yuan to lock the door, Lu Fei couldn't wait to admire it.

This bow is a large-open Manchu composite bow.

Manchu bows can be divided into three categories: war bows, hunting bows, and power bows.

The bow just shoots

A bow used by the hand to practice strength and drawing movements.

This type of bow is generally powerful and has a thick body and tip.

The hunting bow has the longest bow tip among the three types of bows, the most obvious labor-saving effect, and is also the slenderest.

The war bow is a combination of the above two.

The length of the bow tip is medium, which can save labor and reduce instability factors.

The Manchu bow in Lu Fei's hand is exactly a war bow, but it is completely different from an ordinary war bow.

The length of this bow is over one and a half meters, which is much larger than ordinary power bows.

The back of the bow is about five centimeters wide, which is nearly twice as wide as a hunting bow.

Manchu war bows generally weigh about one kilogram and seven taels, but this bow weighs more than five kilograms.

All things considered, this bow is an alternative.

The bow body of this war bow is made of mulberry wood, with incised patterns of exotic animals. The back is pasted with deer sinew. The string pad is made of ivory and has a horn piece in the middle.

The bow string is made of cut and braided beef and deer tendons. The two kinds of tendons are woven together to maximize the elasticity.

The inside of the grip is covered with warm wood, and the off-hand position is covered with a layer of cowhide and three layers of shark skin.

With such a thickened grip, people with small hands can't hold it at all, and even Lu Fei has difficulty holding it.

The bow is slightly longer than forty centimeters, and is symmetrically inlaid with two rhinoceros horns and a golden unicorn carved into it.

The rhinoceros-horned unicorn beasts bared their teeth and looked ferocious.

In the Qilin Beast's bloody mouth, you can vaguely see a lot of black spots and dirt. If you get closer and smell it, you can also smell the disgusting blood.

The Qilin Beast's eyes are made of the finest pigeon blood rubies, and its back is symmetrically inlaid with seven emeralds, sapphires and tourmalines, which is simply luxurious to the extreme.

However, the value of this Manchu war bow does not lie in these luxurious gems, let alone the golden rhinoceros horn carved unicorn beast.

First let’s talk about the material.

In the Manchu and Qing Dynasties, the materials of bows and tires also had clear grades.

general

The Manchu bows used by Tong's officers and soldiers were made of elm wood.

The generals of the clan royal family used birch bows.

As for the mulberry wood bow body, it was the royal bow body of the emperor. If anyone else dared to use mulberry wood as the bow body, that would be transgression, and that would be a serious crime of beheading.

And this Manchu bow is indeed made of mulberry wood, but it is not used by the emperor, which is a bit strange.

There is another highlight: the inner wall of the bow body, in addition to the incised patterns of exotic animals, is also symmetrical up and down, and there are two lines of Manchu text.

Lu Fei was no stranger to Manchu. The previous line was engraved with "First Class Super Martial Lord".

Inscribed in the symmetrical position below is "The First Warrior of Manchuria".

Seeing these two lines of characters, the owner of this extremely unusual and extremely luxurious Manchu war bow is ready to know.

He is the founder of the three founding dynasties of the Qing Dynasty, the auxiliary minister, the prince and the tutor, and the super boss who was conferred the title of first-class super-warlord and the first warrior in Manchuria, Guarjia Obai.

I believe that everyone will be familiar with the name Obai.

In "The Deer and the Cauldron" written by Mr. Jin Yong, there is a scene about Wei Xiaobao's clever capture of Obei.

It's just that Wei Xiaobao is a fiction created by Mr. Jin Yong, but Obai, the first warrior of the Manchu Qing Dynasty, actually existed.

Aobai was a powerful official in the early Qing Dynasty. He was born in the Guarjia clan and was the grandson of Solguo, the chief of the Suwan tribe.

The nephew of Fei Yingdong, one of the five founding ministers of the Later Jin Dynasty, a native of Xianghuang Banner in Manchuria, a hero of the third generation of the Qing Dynasty, one of the auxiliary ministers of Emperor Kangxi in his early years, and was awarded the title of Duke for his military exploits.

In the first half of his life, Aobai made great military achievements and was known as the "No. 1 Warrior in Manchuria". In his later years, he held power and formed cliques for personal gain.

With the support of Huang Xigun, Wang Hongzuo and other ministers, Kangxi took charge of the dynasty and later made a plan to capture Obai in Wuying Palace.

After Obai was captured alive, he died in prison. He was an important figure who influenced the political situation in the early Qing Dynasty.

The bow in Lu Fei's hand is the "bloodthirsty unicorn bow" that Obai has used as a magic weapon for many years on the battlefield.