The Uma Musume's Gaze Is So Scary!

I prefer books where the competition is evenly matched and there's a sense of urgency. The invincible race of Uma Musume has now evolved from a few or a dozen horse lengths at the beginning, to dozens of horse lengths later, and finally even to over 100 horse lengths at 2000 meters. It's no longer a species at all. Previously, Zero One, with his Eclipse body and the power of the system, already felt incredibly strong, but he could still find the Secretariat as an opponent and the competition was evenly matched. Now, the protagonists in these books can pull the Secretariat dozens of horse lengths ahead. The process of the race is a chase, falling behind, then sprinting ahead by dozens of horse lengths, and then escaping faster and faster, leading by 100 horse lengths.

I think it's so cool that you die in a parallel world and your original body becomes even stronger! 😎 I am lost in the glory of another version of myself. I am exhausted, but another version of myself rises even higher. I was swallowed up, but another version of myself rose even higher.

Goodbye Treson, Urala

My favorite part is the fierce rivalry between "Century Overlord" and "Star Dream," a clash of titans who burn their lives at the ultimate cost. It's about the awakening and exhaustion of those unwilling to accept defeat to ordinary talent. But every time I watch it, I cry. The beginning of "Century Overlord" is also the final chapter of a tragic protagonist's story... I cried so much during the second season of The Emperor of the East Blue's many twists and turns 😢 I don't know whether it's the emotion, the sorrow, or the indomitable spirit that touches people's hearts.

The author is really good at writing settings! All three scripts are super exciting! Hehe, I have to read this one! I have to read this one!

The biggest regret during this period is the slow update speed of the author, Saima Musume Hoshino. I've read this horse racing novel, *Starry Night*, from beginning to end and savored it countless times. Please have more confidence in yourself; the author's novel is an excellent work. I hope the author can maintain this state of mind, although I don't want my expectations to become a burden. But if I don't update and read the sequel, I'll be sad, unable to sleep, and it will be hard for me to live. I've thought about what it would be better if I were a horse racer and kidnapped the author to the basement. (Just kidding~) I'm offering my small support and recommendation, hoping the author will be encouraged to keep going. The author's tireless imagination has crafted the best story of Hoshimura, the racehorse girl. Even if part of the reason for their rise from a weakling to a powerful figure is due to the system's support. But because of this unwavering determination, success was hard-won and did not rely entirely on the system. Keep it up, author! (.·゜·(ノД`)·゜·.) Please update!

When I saw the part about transcending time, I almost cried... 😎 👓 👌 😭 While it may not be the best performing Uma Musume Girl fanfic in terms of sales, it is undoubtedly one of the most emotionally powerful ones I've ever read. Not enough! Not enough! Can you write more and update more often? Your readers will do anything! 😭

The romance is good? The problem is that the author lacks common sense about horse racing. As for the later flaws, well, I read about four volumes, and some characters are portrayed too strangely, such as Narita Shirahito. To be honest, I couldn't hold back my laughter after reading only a few chapters of that volume. I read several scripts in a row, and the protagonist always ran away in the end. Running away several times in a row gave me a really bad impression, especially the second or third script, where they told me that the protagonist's intelligence was only D, which made me lose my temper. The protagonist, as a reincarnated human, is always training, training, training. The first script is already poisonous. You don't know about the winner's stage. You have to go see it for your sister (the sister in the script world), right? I've noticed that many fanfictions about Uma Musume (Horse Girl) start somewhere, but they don't go to the winner's stage. Some of their reasons are somewhat plausible, while others are just pure poison. This book already captivated me, but the writing was good, so I continued reading. Oh, speaking of that intelligence d. I'm wondering, does the protagonist only know how to train, train, train? In the first scenario, he grows up from kindergarten, is born into a prestigious family, and then goes to his debut battle. All his other attributes are B and C, and his intelligence is still D. Is that right? The explanation for the lack of a trainer is that the protagonist's mother, being brave, didn't want the protagonist to run away because he lacked talent, so she used her influence to prevent others from recruiting him into the team. This is where the problem arises again. The protagonist told me that because she didn't have a trainer, she only knew how to run away and chase, and had no idea how to deal with racehorse girls. The idea that the protagonist is a human reincarnation doesn't make sense. All the G1 competitions with huge rewards are transparent. Even if you watch a few more competitions and analyze the intelligence yourself, you can't be a D, right? Weren't you a human before? You can't run without a trainer? What is it mainly about? When we got to the script for "The Countryside Horse Girl," the author mentioned this concept to me again—or rather, emphasized it. She didn't know how to run before, and could only chase and run wildly. After learning from a local trainer for a while, her strength improved significantly because she didn't have a trainer to teach her before and didn't know how to run. The first scriptwriter has been training since childhood, for more than ten years, so he should be able to run by now, right? Plus, he's participated in several G3, G2, and G1 games. The intelligence level is now complete (d). I said, it's normal that your speed and endurance are locked out. Without talent, it's indeed difficult to break through these things. But when it comes to perseverance and intelligence, they are what they are, so how can you lock them in? The protagonist has more than twenty years of experience and various competition experience than others, yet he still needs to be taught by others. And these others are either kings at their peak or, as the case would be, peak-level braised tofu, but the trainer is actually teaching him. I really couldn't hold back. Generally speaking, it's normal for new horse girls to need a trainer, but are you one? Not only that, but you also managed to become so engrossed in learning from the local trainer that your combat power skyrocketed. That's another poison. But I think, since the writing is good, I'll bear with it! As for the script from the prestigious family, this time, I really couldn't take it anymore. I won't go into the specifics, because I've already said enough, and I'm tired.

The simulation with 1,000 representatives, the classic treble has an age limit, why? There will be a triple crown winner blasting fish; it's too difficult in a world without a protagonist and a normal setting. Well, this Triple Crown Uma Musume has absolutely no pride; you could even call it despicable. Smashing five fish at once is one thing, but in a race, if it were a normal competition, everyone would fight individually. Instead, they ganged up on a small Uma Musume with all five of their abilities combined, completely abandoning any semblance of teamwork. They've completely tarnished the spirit of Uma Musume, the spirit of running for its purpose. All I can say is that the author's background setting is too good; I'd call this a paper-based Uma Musume worldview.

The final glory of the prestigious family was still too powerful.