"So this is a sports anime world." I see, got it. So we're going to play superpower sports, right?
Zhong Ming confidently nodded at the screen full of skills in the System. He'd start training right now, dominate Japan as soon as he reached high school, and embark on a wonderful life earning over a hundred million yen a year!
And so Zhong Ming trained diligently and learned superpower sports like [Kuroko's Beep, Ball], Murder Tennis, and Ao Ashi. After graduating from high school, he successfully dominated Japan and gained a fan count of, 2,058.
Only then did Zhong Ming realize that, compared to sports, Uma Musume was the real mainstream of this world!
What even is Uma Musume? Isn't this supposed to be a sports anime world? Why are there a bunch of beautiful girls with horse ears here?!
Looking at his skill panel, maxed out in all kinds of sports, Zhong Ming figured that Uma Musume probably wouldn't even be a one-match opponent. How about he compete himself?
No, no, better stay calm. First, he should find an Uma Musume who could make him big money!
A trainer from a small town who leads a local Uma Musume into the main branch: the legendary, crimson-line trainer of an unprecedented school story, Zhong Ming!
Ahem, that last part isn't true.
Goal: Dominate Japan!
The schedule was chaotic, and I was unfamiliar with the game's mechanics. For example, Mi Yu is a long-distance specialist, but in this book she's described as "short and lacking endurance." But Mi Yu beat McQueen in long distances, and you're saying she has poor endurance? And then you assign her to short-distance running? Mi Yu's short-distance aptitude is E! #(Sad) Also, the acting is terrible. In the original novel, Oguri Hat won decisively against the Daily Crown, but this book adds a bunch of training for Oguri Hat, and then Oguri Hat wins by a hair's breadth despite trying his best. #(So sad) If you had simply removed the description of the hat's final, desperate struggle, the expressiveness wouldn't have been so poor. The schedule was also very chaotic; before the classic year of Little Chestnut Hats was over, Emperor McQueen and his group had already debuted.
A B, someone stole your book to scam you out of money.
Are there any harem anime that don't involve turning girls into Uma Musume girls?
Well, my impression of the male lead is that of a fitness enthusiast's muscular coach. He usually seems very innocent, but the moment he touches the dumbbells, he transforms into a muscular man whose clothes rip off.
For those who came here for archaeological research, my impression of the male protagonist is a black-haired version of Nendou from Saiki K., Someone who would say all the time: "Embo, you idiot!"
Boss, it seems your novel has been stolen and turned into a charging video. The Bilibili ID "Yin Yang Doujinmi" is stealing the book "Teresen's Red Line Domination"... I don't know if there is any authorization.
I can't find this book even by searching for "Uma Musume".
It's so good, especially the novel with a female protagonist.
Did the author obtain authorization from Bilibili? I saw a video today where a content creator used this book to make an audiobook video and even charged users to watch it.
I've only read half of it, but the story is pretty good. However, there are quite a few absurd settings. For example, some of the horse girls are obviously out of character (not necessarily in terms of personality, but also in terms of abilities and career experience; at least Suzuka didn't change trainers, and Tamamo is supposed to be the same age as Oguri Hattori, but being the strongest active horse in the new year is too ridiculous. At least she should have won the Autumn Emperor's Slam. I can't just tell you that the derby has become a mix of old and new horses. I hope the bidding isn't unique to the new horse season). Some of the race arrangements are messed up (the race times are messed up for the sake of the story, and there are a lot of G3 races. Oguri Hattori's progress is too slow, even though the main character has been strengthened). The team should have directly crushed G2; their slowness in terms of quality is unmatched. The team is consistently short on funds (G1's prize money, let alone over 100 million yen, is ridiculously low in the text, yet prices are incredibly high; specifically, Yasuda Kinen's prize money was 2 million yen, but the final server's was 10 million yen – wasn't that a gift from the goddess?). There's the unique time-disruption characteristic of fan-made games (don't criticize, our official anime did it too; I don't pay much attention to this, as long as the opponent isn't illogically strong, it's fine). They adapt well to grass (Radiant and March have significantly improved grass adaptability; after all, who would run in mud if they could run on grass? And the grass in the mountains is almost the same as in grasslands). As for the rest, the romance is alright (it depends on the individual; it's assumed to be a harem, so dragging it out isn't a big deal since the competition and dreams are more important). Their performance in matches is also fine (strategies and skills are described, and progress takes time, but it still depends on the individual). The protagonist's strength is undeniable (he's incredibly strong; at least I haven't had any issues with Yasuda Kinen).