Reborn as a Racehorse, but Still a Local Stud?
转生赛马，还是地方哥？
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 440k Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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The premise of this book is quite novel: the protagonist was once a horse racer who died after falling from his horse and was reincarnated as a racehorse. The author's writing style is excellent, reminiscent of early shonen manga. I'm not sure how to describe it, but it's somewhat similar to the writing style of the novel *Run with the Wind*, which is quite rare on Tomato's website.
An undisputed masterpiece, Uma Musume focuses on the individuality and characteristics of each horse, while horse racing undeniably represents fierce competition. This defining characteristic is showcased to its fullest extent, perfectly capturing the passion and rivalry. It's a work with immense potential, and it's a real shame there are so few artists working on it.
The track is too niche. If I hadn't played horse racing and training games before, I probably wouldn't have clicked on it 🤦. But it's really good, a very interesting experience. It has knowledge points but isn't so hard to read. The writing is smooth and has highlights. The atmosphere is also well-created. It's a book worth following. Author, please keep up the good work. I want to keep reading.
It's good, I don't know why it got such a low score. The main character doesn't do anything particularly outrageous, like writing with hooves, humming, or dancing—their behavior is just like that of a very intelligent, real racehorse.
This unique article on horse racing shows that the author put a lot of effort into it and did extensive research (both horse racing and the economic and policy situation in Japan at the time are clearly reflected in the article). I usually skip around when reading sports novels because most of them are similar in meaning, but this one is different.
The first horse racing novel I read on Tomato was either a fanfiction that was a sham romance with a handsome young woman, or a novel where the protagonist transmigrates into a horse to compete for the championship. It was very good, a must-read for horse racing enthusiasts. There were no villainous charades, only training and races. It was great!
This novel is a good introductory text for horse racing, and as someone who had no prior knowledge of the sport, I had no trouble reading it. More importantly, it helped me understand the allure of horse racing and why it's so popular in Japan.
This is a groundbreaking masterpiece, a top-tier work that defies easy categorization, and is absolutely unparalleled among all software! Within just a few dozen chapters, it perfectly showcases the grand spectacle of horse racing in Japan at the end of the century! The protagonist is also vividly portrayed, with a lot of flesh and blood.
Very good, a rare find among genuine horse racing articles. I hope the author continues writing.
This is a unique horse racing novel. The writing is solid and doesn't seem like that of a novice. You can tell the author put a lot of effort into it and did a lot of research. The content is not just empty talk but has substance. I really like the protagonist's personality. He is calm and capable, and there are no superficial descriptions of showing off or slapping others in the face. It's great. Now I just hope the author can finish writing it!