A Trainer Who Doesn't Like Racing Is Not a Good Racehorse Girl

The author must have read Ma Niang in a certain cat. Several of the settings are quite familiar. I feel that it will become as "Japanese" as a certain cat in the future. The author's own plot is quite interesting. Personally, I think Tomato is the best Ma Ni novel. There are multiple female protagonists in the story, so don't let Ma Niang, whom the author doesn't like, get into a relationship with someone else. It's really scary. Of course, if it's a single female protagonist, just pretend I didn't say anything about it.

Five stars, it's hard to say about the clones, but it is indeed a cool article, and you won't care about other team's horse racing girls for no reason. What I read is a cool article, better than those nanny stories. The last time I saw a book, the protagonist went to help the other team's horse racing girl to win the race. The reason was that her original work was very miserable, which made me laugh.

It's quite good. It's different from most Tomato Ma Niang stories. It's not the kind that turns into a Ma Niang and completely transforms into a male body. It has less poisonous points. This one is mainly about the male body. The Ma Niang body only comes out occasionally for competition or agreement. Most of the harems love the male body. Although I personally prefer Lily, this kind of work can only be read in the first dozen or twenty chapters before I can stand it. But it's very well written. Basically, except for some members of the Mejiro family who like horse girls' bodies, the rest of them like male bodies and already have desires for male bodies. It's well written, but I like Lily better. Compared with male bodies, I can get through it without watching the horse dance. If you use a clone to be a "Japanese", at least I can't stand it. When it comes to horse dance with horse women's bodies, I can only say Lily is the best, of course! Either it only dances with horse girls, or it only dances with male bodies. You can only choose one of the two. Otherwise, I don't know what it will do to other people. At least it is a huge poison point for me. But I'm not sure yet what the author wrote? Although a little bit may completely turn into a foreshadowing of Ma Niang, but according to the plot of the first half of the book, the author prefers to write about the male body, and basically interacts with Ma Niang using the male body. I don't know exactly, and I'm not the kind of literary person who can't figure it out.

Personally, I feel that the role of Ma Niang's clone is to provide cover for the protagonist to transform into Ma Niang and run, rather than to become a leverage for others to threaten [smile] In the end, it even developed to the point where I became a Japanese and felt like I was reading a story about changing marriages. What about the author? It won't be cold anymore, will it?

It's not a clone flow... It's the protagonist who turns into Ma Niang (Ge Youpara)

Super super pretty

My favorite book. I love you! ! !

I don't often read the Jockey Girl scene, and I don't add most of them to my bookshelf, but you can definitely take a look at this one.

You can look forward to the follow-up plot very much

The good-looking Ma Niang book just opens a harem later.

"My heart and my actions are as clear as a clear mirror, and everything I do is righteous."

Author, you are so short

Good books need no words

Looks good and has good settings

I'm not a host, why did it stop updating immediately after updating once?

You must hold on and don't stop updating, and I want to see Chi Mo's horse dance [laughing evilly]

If you find it a bit difficult to swap and write ontology clones, you can automatically host the whole thing. I kind of understand it now. I can't say it's the main body and the clone, it can only be said to be two different bodies. But there is a prop that can make the two bodies appear at the same time. I hope I understand it correctly.

It's very beautiful. I recommend you all to take a look.