I Became a Horse Racing Tycoon in Hokkaido

This one's good. I checked out the previous one, and it's all about being mocked and insulted. They don't care about or pay for their own horses, instead they're licking the boots of other people's horses. Shouldn't they be focusing on their own horses? If someone else's horse has two hundred million, they can only get ten million; they should work hard on their own horse and easily earn hundreds of millions.

How can I put it this way? It hasn't changed at all. It feels like it's an introduction to Japanese horse racing. You can get honors based on the equinox. You can retire when you retire in reality. Nothing has changed. It's just based on reality. I can imagine going to Dubai later. It's not a fantasy at all.

Preparing to chant: Spring of Reiwa 4, a fifth-ranked horse...

The fact that the Takarazuka family won consecutive championships and that the Golden Family is based in Hanshin has its reasons.

Buy the Mother of the North Ten and the Mother of Lovchenko Around 21 years ago, Kita-Shima, although a G2 horse, was getting old and had poor breeding results, and was expected to retire in two years. Lofchin-ma, with poor racing and breeding performance, was also on the verge of being retired, and both could be acquired cheaply.

Could the author reduce the use of "" (le)? It sounds really strange when listening to the audiobook. 🙂

Why are real-life horse breeders also categorized under light novels?

Honestly, I don't know much about horse racing. I've only heard of it, never actually participated. But I feel like this timing is a bit too close. It's like going from 2020 to 2021, when things are really starting. When buying horses, people say they don't have enough money today, but if they're interested next year, it'll be 2022. This year is only 2026! This timing is too close!

Without an inner lid, if they keep going, Vadashi will do anything.

It's been so long and there are only fifty-something chapters? I have absolutely no motivation to subscribe.