Trainers, during your term of service, do not develop or reveal even the slightest desire to fall in love. This applies to relationships between colleagues and between trainers and horse girls alike. Keep your distance from everyone at all times.
Do not invite a horse girl to have a meal with you, unless she brings it up first. Even then, find a way to refuse.
Do not pat their heads! Do not touch their ears! Do not touch their tails!
Remember to lock your doors and windows when you go to bed. If you hear someone breaking down a door and a colleague screaming, do not go outside. Stay in your room and call the Academy's security office as soon as possible. The Academy will send staff to deal with it.
If a horse girl confesses her feelings to you, turn her down tactfully. Do not show annoyance or excitement. Play dumb! You must play dumb! After she leaves, apply for protection from the Academy as soon as possible. If necessary, the Academy will arrange for you to resign in secret.
If you're a handsome male trainer who speaks charmingly, is kind and gentle, and is clearly popular with women, resign at once. It's not that we're trying to drive you out. You simply aren't suited to working here. If you insist on staying, the dim basement is your only destination.
Tang Han looked at his S-rank appearance, scent, and voice, and began to struggle.
To avoid readers mistakenly thinking this is a simple novel about a system abusing its protagonist, let me explain: The pressure the system exerts on the protagonist will gradually decrease as the protagonist becomes stronger in this world. Chapters 4-11 are the most severe (the protagonist has nothing), chapters 12-20 are moderate (the protagonist has established himself), chapters 20-48 are mild (the protagonist can fight back against the system), and from chapter 49 onwards, the protagonist no longer needs the system. This change happened quite quickly, and it could be seen up to chapter 55 of the free chapters; it wasn't until the paid chapters that the protagonist was able to break free from the system's oppression. Because I intended to write a protagonist who gradually grows stronger, I sincerely apologize if the oppressive nature of the system in the early stages causes a negative experience for readers.
Whether it's Azur Lane or Gintama, they're always about tormenting each other in daily life, but they're incredibly reliable when it counts. If they only tormented the protagonist, it would just be a dog-dog story.
Shennong has been poisoned to death. #(So sad)
The god of bad luck discourages you.
Will the King of Endurance win?
I can't take it anymore! This is the third time I've reopened this book. Every time I read a dozen or so chapters, my blood pressure is about to explode. If this were a pure historical novel, I wouldn't even bother criticizing it; I'd just delete it. The problem is, the author has some skill, which gave me unrealistic expectations, resulting in my blood pressure rising higher and higher. I really can't help but say something! #(Angry)
From a mystery book perspective, it's alright. From a Uma Musume perspective, the word "Uma Musume" could be removed, as the focus on the races is quite low. It feels similar to Gintama, currently mostly focusing on slice-of-life scenes, with the main storyline (defeating the unlucky goddess?) Barely progressing.
Why was chapter 393 censored?
It's pointless. To force the plot forward, the protagonist sometimes acts like an idiot. I was expecting the protagonist to outwit the system, but before the story even airs, the protagonist just throws up a mess.
Why did I feel like I lost interest after the air gauge scene? Was it because there were too many horse girls inserted into the story?