What? Am I Going to Win the Arc De Triomphe Award?
什么？我去拿下凯旋门赏么？
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The first fifth of the story revolves around the protagonist's emoluments, various inexplicable feelings of guilt, and constant fear. A bit of an artsy type
Does anyone know anything about this book?
It's well-written, but it would be even better if the protagonist's self-pity could be reduced a bit.
That "no Bo Ran" tag was just too much; it almost made me miss out on a great Uma Musume fanfic.
Wow, your book gave me the courage to keep going! #(Cute emoji)
Difficult to review, a bit toxic (even though it's a book from last year)
Satsuki Sho could beat the Emperor by two centimeters, and the derby only got won because the Emperor had a broken leg (although there was the distance and range issue). But I don't understand this Osaka Cup. The Emperor, with a broken leg for a year, can still beat the main character who has been running for a year. Although you foreshadowed earlier that he lost his speed and endurance to adapt to the heavy European racetracks, it's still possible that he can't outrun the Emperor who has a broken leg for a year. In the Arima Kinen, I was surprisingly upset by Daiyusaku (although Daiyusaku did make a move in 1991). It's hard to understand why his treble-winning streak was only broken in either the Japan Cup or the Arima Kinen Cup. I didn't expect it either. His record is impressive: one Game 3 and one Game 1, 11 wins in 38 races. Although McQueen finished 4th in the Japan Cup, Daiyusaku only beat McQueen by a quarter of a horse length in the Arima Kinen. Considering this book is more realistic, the specific racing style is almost irrelevant; the protagonist shouldn't have shown no improvement after a year of racing. And then there's the issue of running around the gate—I really don't know how to explain that, unless you tell me the protagonist hasn't fully matured yet, that he's been suppressing his strength too much, and we haven't seen any improvement at all; it's like he hasn't trained at all! Summary: The game leans towards realistic portrayals, the characters are intelligent in races, and the protagonist is a fairly well-developed and relatable character. However, the game is heavily overpowered; the protagonist can easily defeat random female horses, but will inevitably suffer a stat reduction against the main character.
Me after reading the first chapter: An unconventional million-person redemption plan