
Uma Musume, but It's The King's Avatar
赛马娘,但是全职高手
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 603k Words
- Genre
- Competitive Gaming
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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132Chapters
3.6MClicks
11.4kFavorites
28.6kRecommendations
75Reviews
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Finally, a new fanfic about Ma Niang (Horse Girl) to read, and by a renowned author at that! I love it even more! Update soon, I want to be a bloodthirsty reader! #(Cute)
Good heavens, Van Gaal! Just seeing the name terrifies me. The world's king of horses...
When the meteor of discontinuation falls upon the book, only the resurrected author can escape their predetermined demise. To prevent the sun from setting, the author soars into the heavens, taking away your reading slump. The author, in turn, will write, falling into discontinuation. But to reclaim it, you, all of you, must write to a place higher than the author. This is the logic behind the discontinuation that follows serialization. This is the author's pen. This is the end of this book. Regardless of choice Regardless of survival now The ideals of everyone converge on one grand vision! Brahma and all the beasts are bestowed upon this body. Discontinued and removed from shelves Step forward, this is The motto: "Discontinuation of Updates"! This time, I poured the author's life into my pen, and I look forward to your... It's beyond what's allowed, and it's been removed from shelves! #(Hammer)
I've been waiting for this for so long, and I hope it's as good as the first one.
Reading this author's books is a bit jarring. The protagonist, as a racehorse girl, is universally acknowledged as incredibly strong; once she descends, she's invincible. Having the protagonist face off against the Japanese horse racing world is like boxing and finding Mike Tyson in the ring, only to be told not to panic, he's just the host, the real fighter is Taro. Every time I see the protagonist's opponent, I want to laugh (lol). Why not organize an ultimate racehorse girl battle royale, bringing down the strongest and most powerful racehorse girls of all time—the Three Goddesses, Eclipse, Secretariat, etc.—For a contest? The protagonist is just too powerful; he should be elbowing the legends. Dealing with the Japanese horse racing world is too much of a bullying move (you know what I mean).
What would happen if I were caught by the Hai family while running an international race?
Why was Treson not authorized to award the medal to Suko? Because she's been awarded a medal, Alice will become an excellent Alice (high quality) #(sunglasses)
How do you arrange the two identities in stories about horse girl contests? I personally don't like stories where the protagonist is a double horse girl or has one identity that is loved by the male identity but the relationship is just so-so.
Author, stop swearing. Just guarantee you can update 24 hours a day. Your guarantee is unreliable. #(Sweat) If you're stuck, just say so. Don't tell me you've been transported to the mortal realm. #(Sad)
Sigh, the popularity of Ma Niangwen (a type of online writing) has really waned.