Uma Musume: The God-Tier Trainer

Ye Feng, the youngest person in history to hold a special-class trainer license, the king of overachievers, had planned to lie flat, inherit the family business, and coast his way to the top. But fate played a cruel joke on him. His unscrupulous parents left him five million yen and a letter of recommendation, then headed straight to France for their honeymoon, callously abandoning their son in Tokyo. Forced to fend for himself, Ye Feng took the letter of recommendation to the legendary academy, Tracen. He thought he was only filling in temporarily, but unexpectedly activated a golden finger that had been eighteen years late: the [God-Tier Trainer System]. It came with god-tier medical skills, a god-tier talent that multiplied experience gains tenfold, and… a box of strange lollipops that could boost affection? The first team he took over was the academy’s notorious group of “problem children,” the kind no one else dared touch: the unpredictable Gold Ship, the hot-tempered and competitive Vodka, and the attention-seeking Daiwa Scarlet. Their record was abysmal, their reputation infamous, and they even had an attempted kidnapping in their past. Faced with a “defective” team that had top-tier talent but no discipline whatsoever, Ye Feng declared: What good is talent? If you don’t follow orders, you’re trash. Bad reputation? Just don’t drag me into it. Training? Start by sweeping the floor! And so begins the chaotic yet surprisingly effective training routine of a cool-headed (stone-faced), sharp-tongued (with constant internal commentary), money-hungry trainer who just wants to retire early, alongside his god-tier cheat and a bunch of problem Uma Musume.