
Uma Musume: Starting with Being Sent Flying Ten Meters
赛马娘:从被撞飞十米开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
771Chapters
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22.7kRecs
19.6kFans
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It's normal to lose and win in a game. If you can afford to lose, you can win. But you spent more than 30 fucking pieces to prepare the ground and then lost the second derby. I'm sorry, I really can't accept it at all. Even if you lose the first game of the classic Triple Crown, Satsuki Shougang, it doesn't matter. It can be said that this is your first time participating in the G1 game. It's okay if you have no experience, your condition is not good, and your opponent is indeed better than you, but you have to lose in the same field that you clearly won in the previous game after more than thirty chapters of foreshadowing, specifically for training. Then tell me, what is the meaning of your more than thirty chapters of foreshadowing? Are you specifically telling me that hard work is nothing compared to talent? Is it all about luck that you can win the Northern Black Satsuki Prize? Or are you just using the word count to delay the plot?
A rare clear stream among recent horse racing girl fandoms
Weird writers are in charge and lilies are rampant. For a while, I couldn't tell whether they were fanfiction or YY Huangwen in the skin of characters. The ones that didn't make a difference were either literary youths suffering from pain or one-click extra points. I can only say that I came to watch the "racing" horse girl, not to eat peaches. As long as the author keeps the pace, I'll order it all if it doesn't collapse.
To be honest, if you were writing about a loser like Ulala today and his talent is really average, I would have no problem with you writing about losing a few games. But if you were writing about Beihei today, whether it is a late-maturing horse or not, it will lose in the first place, and the protagonist will also lose, so why should I read the book? Do you want to see Beihei lose? Is there any protagonist who loses? Then I have to look at the reality, right? What novel are you reading? Preparing for thirty chapters of training and then losing? As long as you have less foreshadowing, I would still think that the training time is short. Are you just talking about Chapter 30? 👍
Did you fail to write the training in Chapter 30 of Water? Damn it, the previous booking was in vain. I think I am blind, so I judged it as a street attack.
Wonderful
I checked back after a while and found that my book review was gone Is there something wrong with what I said? Isn't your plot a problem with the lack of foreshadowing? No matter who wins or loses, as I said before, readers can accept your writing if it is logical, but they can never accept a failure like a clown. If you want to write that Sledgehammer wins, give her more pictures. If you want to write that Xiaobei loses, give her some hints and foreshadowing. Who likes to read deus ex machina? I was just discussing the plot arrangement very seriously, as in every book review. I don't understand why it was also deleted.
Nice brother, there is another horse to watch
Now I understand that hard work is no match for idealism. Xiaobei only needs to work hard, while Ming Lei Dong has a lot to consider.
In the latest plot, it is clear that Beihei has won the Autumn Triple Crown, but I just felt very unhappy watching it. Why is Guangzhuan working with Beihei? In the previous chapters, the mentality of Longchang has become enlightened, and he is full of confidence. Others want to win, but they don't even think about it. In the end, they are all together. The three-year-old Guangzuan and the four-year-old Beihei seem to be more valuable than Beihei, who won the autumn triple crown? It is said that this book is not a good book and there are no cheats, but I don't think the light diamond is unopened. According to the previous plot, it is not an exaggeration to say that Beihei opened the light diamond for three or more horses. Do you still want to go on an expedition to the Arc de Triomphe next year? Let's go to the bottom with the light drill.
Le, what's wrong with losing? You lose the derby.
What if you lose the Zhongshan Grand Prix? At least I can make up for the loss in the Derby in the third year... I can only say, wish you a great sale and say goodbye.
After losing the Japanese Derby, it can be said that Xiaobei needs to develop. Arima and Guang Zuan are both players. How to explain it? No shame!
Xiaobei has been developing for so long, and his strength is just like a light drill, right? It's a crappy expedition. With this kind of strength, it's just a roadside, braised tofu is coming again. Admit it, the protagonist's talent as a trainer is fw