Office worker Lin Mo unexpectedly transmigrates to the world of horse racing, becoming a masseuse at Treson Academy. Unfortunately, she's assigned to the infamous "Wild Horse Placement Department"—a place filled with extremely irritable and aggressive "problem horses" shunned by even trainers due to injuries or psychological issues. One by one, these legendary "wild horses" are completely "cured" by Lin Mo's hands and her fragrance, transforming into devoted "loyal dogs" obsessed with him alone. By day, they are dazzling champions on the racetrack. By night, they are the protagonists of a chaotic "battlefield" vying for exclusive massage rights! Lin Mo: "I'm just a masseuse, please don't do this, my back hurts..." The horse girls: "Then you need a massage even more, we'll help you!"

(Harem) (Various references including Sea Tiger) (Contains scenes of gangster conflicts, family feuds, and fights to the knees) (This book mainly references the timeline of Cinderella the Ash) (A certain degree of character villainization and time-space distortion) (Warning: OOC in this strange book) An otherworldly visitor picked up Orn's hammer and inherited Orn's will, thus naming himself "Orn" in this other world. Orn was trapped in a blacksmith shop, living a short period of seclusion, until one day, a pony girl with ears walked into his blacksmith shop, pushing him towards a future where he would be devoured by mares. Completely clueless about training, Orn eventually became a trainer for someone who called himself "Oguri Hat." From the countryside to the center, from the Kasamatsu Yakuza to the Tokyo underworld, from Mejiro Castle to... out of the Imperial Palace! Can Orn, who has mastered the power of forging, escape the blockade of the demonic madman, the wild Emperor Shiren, and the insane Mejiro Castle?! Can he defy the pony girls who possess the power of three goddesses? Faced with attacks that are either direct or rudimentary, can the god of forging and smelting, the ancient Greek god who controlled horseshoes, and the wielder of the Great Chestnut King, withstand it? Heh! Absolutely! Easily! Please see the next episode, Ornn drags Nar's death!

"Tags: harem, romance, campus, hot-blooded, pure love"

"Introduction: (This book is relatively popular, even those who have not watched Uma Musume or played the Uma Musume mobile game can watch it without any impact!)

Reporter: "Excuse me, Mr. Lin Mo, your teamLord is full of top-notch G1 horse girls who have swept all major competitions."

"These include Rice Shower, Tokai Teio, McQueen, Silent Suzuka, Special Week, Gold Ship, etc. How do you usually train them?"

Lin Mo: "Oh, you don't even know this?"

"For the escaping horse, we have speed and endurance. For the first horse, we have speed and endurance. For the inferior horse, we have strength, speed and endurance for the chasing horse. Isn't this a random win?"

Reporter: "??? "

"Uh, I heard that you once rejected the Golden Ship player's application to join the team, so why did she join teamLord?"

Lin Mo: "I want to know too! She wanted to join the team and I rejected her!"

"As a result, I saw a tall beauty I had never seen before in school the next day! "

I immediately responded, and quickly, I had her sign the application to join the team."

"Then I saw the name, Golden Ship!"

"When I turned around, I saw that she had put on the hat, and then I realized that I had been deceived."

"Fuck!"

Chiya Fujiwara, as a trainer of Treson, fell into a huge blow after being terminated by two race girls in a row.

"Isn't there a racehorse girl who is both obedient and understands my heart? With

unrealistic fantasies, he made a wish to the three goddesses.

The next day, his wish came true.

But, ah.

Looking at the white-haired and blue-eyed girl next to her, Fujiwara Chiya held her head.

"Why is this person myself!

"Why is this person myself! Two

people make the same sound.

In her previous life, she was a useless painter crushed by AI. In her current life, she's a magical horse girl who's working away from her job. In this life, Tojo Kuaiju, determined to never again be involuntarily trapped, has decided to avoid the involuntarily fatalistic race. "I'm going to the University of Tokyo!" Just as Tojo Kuaiju was determined to study hard for her "Day Day Up" (Day Day Up), she learned a terrifying news: Tojo had never admitted any horse girls.

Rejecting her grandfather's request to study medicine and inherit the clinic, and with the support of her father and mother, Chihiro Higashino resolutely forgoes further studies and embarks on the path to becoming a central trainer, heading for Tokyo. Here, the strongest horse racing girls from across Japan gather to pursue their dreams. Aiming for the Shining Series, they sign contracts with trainers they find a good match for, striving together for victory. In such a competitive arena, what kind of horse girls will Chihiro Higashino meet, get to know, and become close friends with? What kind of stories will unfold between him, her, and the rest of them?

Inari Kagura, a young girl from China who died from overwork, had just awakened in a remote shrine and, after a desperate escape from a sudden fire, collapsed on the doorstep of the Symbol family. Lacking the system unique to time travelers, she was penniless, powerless, and lacked even a usable identity. Her body, now only eleven years old and too timid to accept a part-time job, forced her to accept the old Symbol family's offer of a maid position to survive. "This world isn't right. I should have listened to my bestie and gone to see Uma Musume..." In the student dormitory in Tresen, looking at herself in the mirror, now transformed into a ponygirl, Inari Kagura sighed helplessly, feeling uncertain about her future. On the bright side, at least a maid's duties didn't involve any strange tasks, nor did she face the kind of shrewd young masters who would demand your services by name. "Ms. Eclipse, I think people should still look up..." Looking at the words that suddenly appeared out of thin air on the mirror, Inari Kagura felt even more complicated. And, is there really nothing?