Some time after transmigrating to the Uma Musume world, Ryuji Wada, Kenichi Ikezoe, and the now-young again old man Takatoshi Imanami gathered once more to discuss what they had discovered in recent days.
Ryuji Wada: You might not believe this, but I found T M Opera O at Tracen Academy. She's changed so much I hardly recognize her. Even as a horse girl, I never imagined she'd have this kind of personality.
Kenichi Ikezoe: Don't get me started. You should count yourself lucky. I ran into Orfevre and Sweep Tosho, and the student council president specifically picked me to be their trainer. I'm in for more suffering. I only wanted to train Shinjiro! ...
Then the two former jockeys turned to old man Imanami and asked in unison, "Why aren't you saying anything, old man?"
The now-young Imanami silently took a swig of liquor. After a long while, he finally said:
I ran into Gold Ship. She's just as mischievous as the horse I knew, but ever since I became her trainer, she's been saying she'll take me back to Mars with her.
Ryuji Wada and Kenichi Ikezoe: ...
A curious tale of two famous GI-winning racehorses' outstanding progeny (probably) and a stable hand who transmigrated to the world of Uma Musume.
What a ridiculous plot! How could an emperor lose a golden ship at the Chongma Racecourse?
I got hooked on Qidian with "Real Horse 🐴" and it's a shame there weren't any similar works afterward. Later, I learned from others that when the author left Qidian for Qidian, I specifically checked their work, but unfortunately, it had nothing to do with horses. As a result, the author's performance on Qidian was a mixed bag: one book was cut short, and another was suspended—it's truly a pity. Finally, I hope the author can successfully resolve their issues and create great works again.
A classic among classics
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