Uma Musume: My Dream of Becoming a Uma Musume Star

Give yourself a five star

I saw it by chance, and it's generally good. My love comes from reading countless novels about Ma Niang, and I support the craftsmen who generate electricity for love. Next are some of my small opinions: There are many mistakes in the names of the competitions in Chapter 26. Where it should have been written 1000 guineas it was written 2000 guineas, and where it should have been written 2000 guineas it was written 1000 guineas. Including but not limited to "2000 Guineas is the first of the three crowns for mare horses" and "2000 Guineas and 2000 Guineas are both 1609 meters" in the last paragraph (I don't know why I can't post a paragraph comment, so I said it here by the way). It feels like the author initially designed the route for Laoqu to be the British mare's Triple Crown, but later changed it to the classic Triple Crown. Maybe the outline was changed but I forgot to change it in the first draft and publication, which caused confusion in the name of the competition, but overall it is not a big problem to read, but it is better for the author to check it before publishing. Also, although I don't know much about it, the protagonist's performance in the Kyoto Gold Cup is a bit strange. He lost 2 wins and 1 on the clay court of Adaptability A, but in the grassland race which is also Adaptability A, he actually broke the record with a huge reward... Hajiqu, you guy... Oh, by the way, thank you for supporting Jiangqu, Meow 1qu 0 delicious meow. It can be seen that the author put a lot of effort into this novel. It is not like the first-look AI and the Ma Niang novels that I have read before and have the same messy formulas. Although this novel is not very dazzling in literary style or very novel in setting, it reveals the feelings of Hermès in a simple way. Unlike the old Hermès, which learns about horse racing from horse racing competitions in various countries, the newly awakened Hermès in China basically started to understand horse racing because of horse racing girls (including me). However, foreign horse racing information is difficult to find (basically not translated), and the website is difficult to access. Most of them can only rely on the Hong Kong Jockey Club. I know the old Hermès, so I was touched by the author's willingness to leave Japan to write about foreign horse racing... Although there are other authors who have written about cross-border horse racing, I feel that the competition content in this book is more realistic. The last one I saw a realistic style in was Kitagawa's book. To sum up, it is a very good novel, with a sense of plain yet extraordinary reality. It would be better if you could check it before serving it. I hope the author can really keep updating and write better and better. 👍 I have only read Chapter 26 so far, I will tie it up when I have time.

@ Dead Water Fei Yin Zai gives you five stars