Raising Racehorses in Tokyo

In ignorance, one denigrates the Mad Cup; in understanding, one comprehends it; in maturity, one follows it; in fantasy, one becomes a member of the Mad Cup! Believing in the Mad Cup is like seeing it as a lighthouse guiding lost ships on a vast, dark sea, a refreshing breeze in the scorching summer, and a bonfire burning in the biting winter! Peak Gate 🙏

Thank you all for your support. I was completely hopeless about this book. Please continue reading!

I've been following this book for over a week now, so let me share some thoughts. The debate over fictional elements is understandable; the characters and horses can be portrayed according to one's own needs. A thousand people will have a thousand different interpretations of Hamlet. Reading novels is all about changing reality to get the thrill.

Have I been having too much of a routine lately? Greetings, phone calls, meals, hotel stays are about halfway done, the competitions are a bit of a monotonous affair, the XX competition with Wu Fengchi adding a few shots lacks excitement. And isn't the protagonist's performance a bit too overpowered?

You're right, but *Pretty Cap* is a brand new "prison game" independently developed by Oguri Hat. The game takes place in a constellation cup tournament called "All-Distance," where the horse girls chosen for the competition will inherit Nebula's inherent abilities, as well as those of Dober and Ryan, and will also possess lottery-like skills like Golden Hair. Ultimately, they will lose to Christmas Hat in the All-Distance tournament.

Using the Uma Musume cover to attract people to kill.

Judging from the title, I thought you were raising racehorse mothers, but after clicking in, I found out it really is about raising racehorses, and there are no mistresses.

I thought it was a horse racer, but it really is a horse racer.

Ugh, this is a serious horse-raising story, I want to read something unserious.

I have to say, this is the most obscure theme I've seen on Qidian.com; it's actually horse racing, not horse girls. Japan isn't a big player on Qidian.com, and this is the first time I've seen horse racing. The last time I felt this way was when it came to sake brewing in Japan.