Stop Being a Trainer!

Endless Shennong, come forth!

The reason why suffering is difficult to write in the Uma Musume worldview. The three goddesses truly love the horse girl, so aside from the "historical suffering," any disasters (especially the more severe ones) arranged for the horse girl feel strange.

What's the rest? It's a complete mess. Putting everything else aside, how many races did they write about? It's all just random nonsense. They think they're so clever, they're just clowns. Do they need to teach me the meaning of "racehorse girl"? Don't they know the character for "race"? They just keep writing things that are completely useless. It's a mess, they're blind.

The protagonist's combat power increased too rapidly; before even reaching the level of a master craftsman, he was already using a wheelchair to navigate the voyages of the Sea Capital Star System. While Luna's story is acceptable on its own, it's definitely outdated. As his combat power skyrocketed, the protagonist's personality and even appearance underwent inexplicable changes.

What is this book about? Is it good?

It collapsed on the eve of the ending, the one breath splitting into four, the clones were too hard to maintain, although the transformation was avoided, it was still disgusting, the second half of the second volume started to be a bit padded, and the third volume was about to end when the thought process split into four #(vomit), I haven't read any more of the emperors after that, too many harems and no sense of pacing #(hammer)

I didn't even finish the second volume before I wanted to stop reading. It's so padded with unnecessary details and rambling. It wouldn't be so bad if it didn't include those things, and an occasional chapter or two would be fine, but there's just too much of it. It's as detailed as a reading comprehension exercise; you could even skip a few chapters without it affecting the reading experience.

#(Funny)