Chapter 1918: with translation of chapter title

NO. 538: He's just a citizen who smiles better.

It's three horse lengths off, and they're not even aligned; it's no wonder Guiye Xiaomei's judgment was premature—after all, it really doesn't look like there's an exit.

Ailisuzhi dislikes being called a strategist; she prefers the nickname her roommate often uses, 'Chaoguangsu Gongzhu'.

The most common obstacle on the Saichang

Although the human wall is formidable, Ailisuzhi knows she's not the type who can win a race by barging through it.

Yes, strategist.

Ailisuzhi performed outstandingly in the Far East Derby, but she always felt she lacked the aura of a controller.

Ailisuzhi dislikes being called a strategist; she prefers the nickname her roommate often uses, 'Chaoguangsu Gongzhu'.

She complained to Tunshu Jun, asking if he could rally some online support to shift the impression, though the labels wouldn't help much.

Although it's a bit childish, but at least it's more presentable, right? I, after all, am someone who does scientific research; the label "strategist" really can't sum me up, can it! I am, in fact, a researcher who uses the Saichang as an experimental field for personal experiments!

Ailisuzhi is often mistaken on the field for a brainless charger who only runs ahead, but in fact she simply doesn't want to reveal her tactics.

Ailisuzhi's title is known by everyone in the novice village, but she herself never likes being called that.

Ailisuzhi is always misunderstood by others as only being able to sprint, but in fact, under her master's guidance, she has learned many defensive techniques.

In the world of horse girls, speed is certainly important for Ailisuzhi, but it is not the sole key to victory.

Ailisuzhi feels she is not weak in short-distance bursts; she just needs better timing.

Ailisuzhi knows that the title 'strategist' holds special meaning in certain circles, but she still hopes to be seen as a well-rounded athlete.

Ailisuzhi's spectator appeal and tactical skill give her a certain fan base, but on the professional stage she still needs more hardcore strength.

Ailisuzhi understands that true strength isn't just about leading in stats; it also requires mental stability.

Qianming said that if Ailisuzhi could strengthen her start sprint in training, she would definitely perform better in the future.

Although Xiaomei isn't fully aware of this, she also knows that Ailisuzhi's potential should not be underestimated.

Ailisuzhi's master once told her that to become a top-tier athlete, relying solely on talent isn't enough.

Three horse lengths.

In recent competitions, Ailisuzhi's performance may not be outstanding, but her progress is evident to all.

【Only by maintaining this lead can she steadily offset her current performance deficit and nullify the opponent's advantage in the final stretch.】

When facing a runaway horse, Ailisuzhi always breaks out of the gate first, trying to seize the rhythm.

Ailisuzhi holds Aomo Lindun in high regard, considering him a very professional jockey.

On the training field, Ailisuzhi always maintains a focused state.

Ailisuzhi's footsteps are especially clear in the spacious training ground.

During races, Ailisuzhi unconsciously compares her three-horse-length gap with her opponents.

Ailisuzhi's stride and step length are her strengths in long-distance races, but controlling her balance is an area she needs to improve.

Ailisuzhi's running posture looks very elegant in slow-motion replay.

Ailisuzhi's research team has been studying how to expand her comfort zone so she can maintain her optimal running posture during races.

Ailisuzhi knows that every turn on the track presents its own unique challenge.

In the race schedule, Ailisuzhi is always racing against time, and the lightning-fast offense and defense allow her to make many adjustments in a short period.

Ailisuzhi won the crown on the field, but she knows this is only the beginning.

Ailisuzhi's satisfaction with Aomo comes from seeing her own progress.

Ailisuzhi often loses her three-horse-length lead on the second turn of the middle section.

Ailisuzhi knows that mastering the timing of acceleration is key to winning a race.

Upon hearing Qianming the representative comment on her footwork, Ailisuzhi's first thought is that her training is lacking.

The chaser's information processing and judgment on the field often determine whether they can engage fiercely with the front group, and ultimately strength decides the final burst.

Qianming the representative said that the unpredictable steps of a strategist type often disrupt the pace of the vanguard unit.

In the world of horse girls, it's common for chasers to lack strength, but that doesn't mean they have no chance to turn things around.

A chaser's position in the formation and speed on the field directly affect their survival space.

A chaser's strategic failure on the battlefield often leads to their struggle on the field.

For horse girls, the chance of victory lies not only in speed, but also in whether they can seize every turning point.

Qianming the representative noted in the emperor's professional course that juniors should aspire to learn what is currently beyond their grasp.

Qianming the representative said that the winning instinct is unattainable.

Qianming the representative said that the winning instinct is built through flexible execution, running style, technique, and experience.

Qianming the representative said that Lu Dao Fu's all-four-systems mastery is a very powerful presence on the battlefield.

Ailisuzhi knows that in the competitive sports industry, bucket number, talent, time, and coaching staff are all important factors affecting an athlete's growth.

But even if someone truly achieves this, they wouldn't be willing to make that judgment, because they lack a sense of security.

Overwhelm the world.

In the history of sports competition, horse racing has always been a beloved sport.

The assassin from the same cohort messed up and suffered a crushing defeat.

The sense of security in this line lets people move forward, blinds them, and the confidence of victory often comes with arrogance and complacency.

They spent time and resources on bucket numbers, only to find that their shortcomings and strengths weren't improved as they should have been.

Speed, stamina/physical strength, strength, willpower/tenacity, intelligence/wisdom.

Overlook the final.

Nothing in the world is absolute, right?

Because many people regard the trainer as the horse girl's strategist, that is, they occupy the intelligence position, so the horse girl only needs to single-mindedly train in other directions and run according to the strategy devised by the trainer——and this viewpoint indeed has many real-world cases as proof, proving that in this world, many horse girls cannot improve their intelligence no matter what, and can still win championships relying solely on other talents without improving intelligence.

Cultivating outstanding advantages through intellectual specialty.

Insight

Insight

The ability to draw analogies and apply knowledge broadly not only manifests in scholarship, but also will be evident in hands‑on ability.

In the horse racing industry, perhaps this should be called leg‑movement ability.

What people call 'a talent for running' actually shows itself in this perceptiveness that is subsumed under intelligence.

— She learns quickly, and even notices and works out some knowledge and skills on her own, without instruction.

This talent, which in the industry could be called crucial, even ultimate, is absorbed under that venetian‑blind‑like light grating; although she has left the starting gate only a few times, it has already been seen by those around her, and her trainer feels that if she truly relied on others, that would be a waste.

A talent that cannot be turned into profit is no talent at all, and such talents are commonplace in reality.

Only when talent is turned into results does the word truly matter, causing even those ahead who glance sideways to smirk slightly.

Here it comes!

Behind her, a pair of dark red shades constantly approaches.

Having broken through the light grating's barrier, it becomes the corners of her mouth splitting into a wild grin below.

That is Ailisuzhi.

With huge arm swings, extremely fast strides, and heavy steps, she gives a feeling utterly unlike the opening steps that seemed to vent anger.

By the third bend of the middle stretch she is already showing this speed, closing in; she bears the posture of a hunter, pursuing with an especially dangerous smile, almost mad.

But you will know.

That is precisely the proof of her rationality.