The Trainer Wants To Live

Ryuichi Kitano was a Trainer, but he had no interest in heavy going, romantic minefields, or anything of the sort. He had a much more urgent problem—he did not have long to live.

Before he crossed over, Kitano had died young of a congenital illness. Even after finding himself in the world of Umamusume, he could only live until that same age before dying in unbearable agony, tortured by the disease until the very end.

But Kitano simply would not stay dead. Not only that, but every time he died, he would be reborn in the next era of Umamusume and repeat another twenty-odd years of pain.

Gwah! You can’t do this to me! After agony upon agony, Kitano knew he had to find a way out of this endless cycle of suffering.

And the only way for Kitano, sickly as he was, to change his fate was to keep sending the Umamusume in his care out to race. The more races they won, the longer Kitano could live—and the greater his hope of changing his constitution and becoming healthy.

However, after who knew how many loops, Kita