Chapter 1261

NO．165：The Destination Is Also the Same

As a trainer.

As a trainer who, although entering the path halfway, diligently and efficiently studies professional knowledge, and besides that, is widely knowledgeable on countless interest topics.

Aomo Lindun never overlooked from the start the fact that 'horse racing fate' is unfamiliar to general fans, overlooked by enthusiastic fans, and discarded by fanatical fans.

But this is less a difference between profession and interest, and more a difference in perspective.

Because among today's horse girl fanbase, there also exists a group that focuses on fate, concerned with whether the girls can overcome fate.

It is worth mentioning that the former Aomo Lindun was not among them.

Because the threshold for paying attention to fate is too high.

Either wait for those fate-system professionals to act, or wait for fellow townspeople of the horse racing souls who are transmigrators to speak up; otherwise, only wait for related parties of the person involved to come forward.

All three of the above are uncommon.

Whether due to professional literacy, public opinion pressure, or the trouble of controversy, at most everyone only discusses it privately in small circles; after all, frankly speaking, 'fate' has always been a sensitive, controversial topic.

Even though nowadays those professions that peek at fate and herald the future are already too common, there still are many people who do not believe in fate.

To them, fate is just an excuse to avoid slacking off.

And at the same time, the existence form of fate also makes them feel uneasy, easily extending into a feeling of being constrained by 'life being manipulated,' so usually speaking, the vast majority of public figures also avoid seriously discussing fate on screen.

At most, everyone only mentions some people's turning points of fate in lament; this can only be seen as rhetoric, not academic guidance.

Horse girls and trainers, however, need to pay particular attention.

Even in this highly developed information age, the concept of idols has long been deconstructed in various ways, yet people still prefer to see what they want to see.

And they also believe more in what they are willing to believe.

Most horse girl fans still hope that the horse girls only talk about struggle, and not discuss such vague things as fate.

Especially when you haven't won yet, a story of failing to break free from fate's constraints easily makes fans think of the strings on that doll.

Then it expands and slides into how empty and vacuous the process of you and others following along all the way is.

As Huoerhaiya once said, history is an interesting database, containing many revelations about the future; it itself was once the future of countless people, and in the development history of the horse girl industry, the occasional appearance of such 'lack of consideration' individuals' omissions are exactly the bad results that each time lead to, shaping today's industry landscape.

Unless it is the 'demon in the manor,' a topic known to all and unavoidable, otherwise they absolutely never discuss 'horse racing fate' in public—this has long become an industry's unwritten rule.

When discussing struggle, when discussing hardship, he is nowhere to be found; yet in private, one must always contend with him.

It determines your end, and it adds regret to your life.

Even without any all-encompassing greedy contentment, you should still have an unyielding goal.

Because you are a horse girl.

Running on the Saichang, pursuing in the hearts of people.

But speaking again, this is usually a pressure that one only comes to feel more deeply as one's career draws to a close.

And in the early career stage, even with seniors and senior schoolmates' incessant reminders, girls who have never personally felt obstacles still tend to consider their path smooth.

Those who truly prepare from the very beginning are actually the trainers.

Especially those seasoned veterans.

The experience of having trained many horse girls becomes the most palpable experience, serving as a behavioral guide for them to pave the way ahead for their girls.

It will also become, when instructing juniors and advising newcomers, the most cliché, earnest topic of discussion.

Not only has Aomo Lindun been advised by seniors such as Nishizaki Yutaka, Lady Moon, and Hijita Ayaka, but Chao Cang Lu has likewise received a preventive shot from James Stuart.

The reason is simple: both of their situations are quite special.

One has a Bourbon under him, the other has a rice bath under him.

Mechanical killer, mechanical grammar, and that which brings listeners to tears—misfortunes frequently occurring—is itself an overly obvious sign of horse girl fate.

More conspicuous than some horse girls' glass legs, hard to explain by physique, it is basically a curse-like abnormality.

Among horse girls it can be said to be quite rare; for their trainers it is both a high-difficulty challenge and not lacking as a kind of cruel luck.

Through their respective horse girls, they prematurely acknowledge the existence of horse girl fate and prematurely enter the vigilance-emphasis-research stage, advancing far beyond what their peers looked like when they entered the field.

This fast-forward might also allow them to skip over some colleagues' experienced tragedies.

But this fast-forward is also built upon the horse girls' past misfortunes, and even more upon the trainers' ultimate success in helping them.

Otherwise even the two words 'cruel luck' would lose their meaning.

The current luck is that a party concerned has already realized this.

And after he realizes it, not only will he constantly consider it himself, but he will also slip some of his insights into casual remarks, sharing them with another party concerned.

Aomo Lindun is just such a trainer who is accustomed to reviewing the past and even more to projecting the future.

Even if his past self lacked the energy and leeway to pay attention to the horse girl fate of those he promoted, past is past and present is present.

Now he must face this domain and must also mobilize his personal network—said to be so, but in fact it mainly means summoning Bi Ze.

Who let his hometown resemble the hometown of those horse souls, with many sharing names with horse girls and even having deeds and experiences that match.

Although Bi Ze this guy is not a qualified horse cook, cannot recount the life experiences of horses in detail, just like Aomo he is good at using search engines, but the latter does not even look at the process for this.

The result is that as long as Bi Ze can produce results, it doesn't matter which secret circle of transmigrants he drew them from.

Frankly speaking, Aomo's use of Bi Ze dates back to the New Universe era, and not much time has passed since then; even if Aomo wanted to unbox the horse girl fate of those he previously promoted, Bi Ze is not that efficient.

Besides a few of his subordinates, he temporarily compiled for Aomo data on Qianming representative, Ludaofu Xiangzheng, Dazhenhan, Narita Hakujin and such Triple Crown winners.

These few are famous here and there, information easy to collect and organize; compared to that, in the intel mentioned, there was once the epithet 'Japan's Ace' for Gechengwangpai…

It is a temporarily shelved state.

Although shelved, the data on Qianming and Ludaofu Xiangzheng already mention the most important parts, enough for Aomo to imagine the current ace brother's situation after the Japan Cup, having retired early from the Arima Kinen.

And in this moment of self-reflection, with memories gradually recovering, the guinea pig Aomo, after slightly administering some antidote, gazes at Gechengwangpai, who is obviously pulling Sai Luo to assist her in secret training.

It is inevitable to recall the various viewpoints that emerged around the ace's retirement several years ago.

"Ah, just as you said." Gechengwangpai's reaction was like a straight-to-the-point jab at the guinea pig, not at all surprising.

Even though they had known each other for a while, Aomo also thought this was an odd point, worth noting.

He noted it, but it wasn't worth mentioning.

He just continued asking: "Did you feel it?"

Ah, I don't know if Qianming has told you this, but I actually have quite a talent for source-energy cultivation.

Why is Qianming telling me this… some doubtful guinea pig, but he also watched her finally let go of the wooden post, then turned and asked: "In other words, you actually sensed that abstract constraint during your cultivation?"

He was quite surprised, after all, the source energy of the three goddess lineages basically revolves around running; although it can also be used in other fields, it has little potential in research and is even harder to delve into the essence of the soul.

Ah, I talked with that Gechengwangpai a long time ago..." she said, and then began, with Sai Luo's help, to secure the heavy wood that dragged itself; those buckles that looked complex at a glance made her focus intently.

As for the wood behind her that looked relatively ordinary, it had a strange metallic luster, and moreover shimmered with countless intricate runes.

However, while she was there pondering the buckle, Sai Luo had already jumped onto the slope ahead and was tinkering with a jeep's hood.

You can't tell he still has this ability, and I don't know if he learned it from his dad.

And while Aomo was still looking over there, Gechengwangpai had already dragged those heavy objects over to him, raised his hand, and then stiffly withdrew it.

"It and I don't want to end there," she said solemnly.

"It was so then, and it is so now."