Hokkaido Horse Racing Story

"Hokkaido Horse Racing Story"-T2 level. Work tags: Hokkaido, veterinary medicine, horse racing, system flow, daily writing. Rating: A. The background theme is quite interesting, and the author's information is well prepared; B. The integrity is difficult to evaluate; C. The rhythm of the plot is more realistic, and the details are well controlled. One sentence summary: After reading this book, I have a certain understanding of veterinarians and horse racing, and I can more or less feel the fun of horse racing. 1. Introduction Just like the spring that is destined to end as soon as it arrives, the famous horse racing family that was once active in the middle and long fronts has declined. The glory of the twentieth century has gradually faded, but the unfulfilled wishes remain to this day. At the foot of Mount Yotei, the inherited torch quietly changes hands. 2. Plot, characters and writing level The plot is basically consistent with the title of the book. The protagonist comes from a famous horse racing family in Hokkaido, which has declined. Due to financial pressure, he chooses to become a veterinarian. After owning his own clinic, he obtains the golden finger system, and then... Horse racing, start! As a daily novel, the author has put some effort into character creation, and it has shown certain results. The protagonist's personality is quite likable and his actions are steady and orderly. Authors who can write ordinary prose are not bad at writing, and this book is no exception. It can even be said that the author's writing skills are excellent in the field of online writing. 3. Highlights The main highlights of this book are as follows: First of all, the subject matter of this book is relatively novel. Whether it is horse racing, veterinary medicine or Hokkaido, they are all elements that are rarely covered in online articles. Compared with campus, business and Tokyo, which are widespread in scale, the content of this book may be more attractive; Secondly, the author's knowledge reserve can support the content of relatively unpopular subjects. The professional skills of veterinarians and the operating model of the horse racing industry can be said to be meaningful. The protagonist's veterinarian profession can be linked to the horse racing system without excessive overlap. The complementarity of the core content reflects the author's ingenuity in setting; Thirdly, the author is unique in his control of the rhythm, and does not choose the highly urgent style that is more popular nowadays. Once the horse racing system is started, he can't wait to play and win the next day. The protagonist of this book has a softer and more relaxed style. From industry research, purchasing horses, training and training to competing, the entire process is executed clearly and methodically; Finally, the author's writing technique is relatively mature, the chapter transitions feel a bit like a script, the system's presence is not high, and the story content is mainly about daily life and competitions. 4. Questions ①A common problem in everyday literature, the plot development is relatively dull; ②Horse racing is obviously the main attraction of this book, but as far as the opening part is concerned, the protagonist's participation seems a bit low; ③The opening part is designed to balance the quick entry into the competition and show the operation of the industry, and it feels a little like a running account; ④The plot routines in the middle and later stages are slightly repetitive and single.

Horse Racing Daily Neon Heritage System The timeline begins in 25 years and has a system similar to Horse Racing Tycoon. The protagonist is a veterinarian who graduated from Hokkaido University. He has the surname Kitano and revives the name Mejiro. The text has quite a habit of using neon terms. What I am not used to is that many places do not add subjects, and the boundaries of the language are somewhat ambiguous. You have to rely on guessing the dialogue, which is a neon mystery novel. But I think this book has average results, but the author writes very touching things. He not only races horses, but also breeds horses, revives the once decadent surname, and interacts with many horse lovers, watching the birth and growth of horses. As the author said: every horse has its own character, just like people. It's basically all booked, and I'm waiting for the follow-up content on the calves, looking forward to them shining in the horse racing competition. Readers who like Sai O Niang strongly recommend eating it! (Of course, I don't know anything about horse racing, so I just watch it) Grain and grass

Rating: 4/5 (grain and grass) Summary in one sentence: a systematic but realistic story of raising horses to participate in competitions Reasons for recommendation: I have read a lot of novels about horse racing girls, but there are too few articles about real-life horse raising. This one is one of the best. The protagonist is a veterinarian, and the system does not have many roles. It is more about the real-life stories of raising horses and becoming a horse owner. Not recommended: It is relatively slow to heat up, and there is no female protagonist (maybe some people recommend it?) The pace is a bit slow in the later stages. Since the horse racing circle itself is relatively niche, many professional readers cannot understand it.

Just like the spring that is destined to end as soon as it arrives, the famous horse racing family that was once active in the middle and long fronts has declined. The glory of the twentieth century has gradually faded, but the unfulfilled wishes remain to this day. At the foot of Mount Yotei, the inherited torch quietly changes hands.