I'm a Trainer and an Uma Musume Too!

The most hilarious horse girl fanfic I've ever read.

If this book corrected the typos and changed the transformed character's name to a horse's name instead of the original name, I feel the reading experience would improve by at least 30%.

Hello to all my later readers. I rarely write long reviews anymore, but given that this is my first long Uma Musume fanfiction, and the complex emotions I felt after reading it, I decided to write these comments anyway. Personally, I think this story has many merits. For example, in the character development, Reiko is portrayed as a lonely, gentle person who doesn't reveal her inner softness to others, like a hedgehog or a wildcat, which is very endearing. It's a pity that the author basically abandoned this character design in the later stages, which is a real shame. From her initial shyness to her triumphant triumph, this part of the story is my favorite. Every victory and every step forward the protagonist takes captivates me as a reader, much like the early stages of many games. I wonder if anyone else shares my enjoyment of the author's depiction of the protagonist's overwhelming presence over other horse girls, combined with Reiko's Yamato Nadeshiko and slightly cunning character, making it very appealing. Next, I'll briefly discuss what I disliked. From the end of the Spring and Autumn Three Crowns arc to the finale, even as a discerning reader, I didn't enjoy it much. The author abruptly abandoned the gentle yet cunning Reiko, turning instead to depict a playful trainer. This transition felt very abrupt and bland. I feel most readers came for Reiko, and she was the focus of much of the early story, but suddenly she disappeared from the narrative. I find this hard to accept. The romance plot was so drawn out and painful to read, I won't go into details. The only thing that brought me comfort in the later stages was the ending. Natsume Reiko was running on the track again, her aura overwhelming all the competitors. I preferred Reiko to appear as a gentle yet cunning pseudo-villain rather than a clownish trainer. After reading the second half, I was almost in despair. From hoping Reiko would win the world's highest-level race and become the true number one horse in the world during the later stages of the Triple Crown, I just wanted Reiko to have more screen time. I wanted Natsume Reiko to continue growing and running. Alas, all her scenes were tragically cut. I stayed up for two nights straight and for three days straight I barely paid attention to anything else but reading this novel. It's definitely my gateway into Uma Musume fanfiction. From the debut race to the Spring and Autumn Triple Crown, it showed me the charm of Uma Musume running. Thank you, author! A word of caution: if you're not concerned about the ending, you can stop watching "Spring and Autumn Three Crowns." There's no agonizing romance, no embarrassing secrets being exposed time and time again; just running and progress—that's perfect. If you're concerned about the ending, then I hope you'll enjoy the overall tone of the novel. The protagonist never identifies as a woman; her inner gender is male throughout. If you choose to continue reading, Reiko's character from the previous chapters might fall apart. Tags: Slightly toxic romance, mild yuri elements in the early stages, plot twists, and a stable ending. May everyone be happy every day

Although it's a bit bland, it's surprisingly engaging and keeps you reading. Also, there are a lot of typos. #(Hammer)