Uma Musume: My Entire Team Is Made Up of Villainous Young Ladies

I transmigrated into the world of Uma Musume as a good-for-nothing trainer, and bound a Bond Compendium from the start.

From then on, I recruited nothing but "problem young ladies":

Katsuragi Ace, whose arrogance masks her fragility; Mejiro Ryan, suffocated by her family's expectations; Rice Shower, branded a jinx and hated across the internet;

Air Groove, a perfectionist on the verge of a breakdown; Seiun Sky, a rule-breaking menace; Fine Motion, a slave to the data; and Stay Gold, a mixed-race outcast: seven villainesses, each harder to handle than the last.

I designed revolutionary running styles just for them: "Ace's Rebellion," "Cherry Blossom Dance," "Shadow Steps"...

From mockery across the school to boos from the entire nation, from a "good-for-nothing team" to the top of the world.

On the world championship podium, the seven villainesses hang every gold medal around my neck.

At last, those who once mocked us understand: we weren't the crazy ones. The world was the one that needed new rules.

Ten years later, a new generation of "problem children" looks up at me and asks, "Can someone like me... do it too?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.