Transmigrating Through Anime: I Beat Up Dio from the Start

Part-time writer, updates sporadically. My main job is to make a living; writing is a hobby.

Well, the writing style is a bit amateurish, but it's still readable if you're looking for something to read or are a huge JoJo fan. Hopefully, the author will keep writing well, since Tomato doesn't have many novels related to JoJo, and writing more will definitely attract more readers.

This is one of the few JoJo fanfics I can read. I just hope the author doesn't ruin the characters' personalities, and that their development isn't too superficial. Minor changes to the setting are acceptable (after all, the protagonist is here, so things will change a bit). But major changes are unnecessary. That's awesome!

Well, how should I put it? It's quite good, but there aren't many. I only write this because it's the author's side job, so as long as the content remains excellent, that's fine.

It would be such a shame if no one reads such a great book.

"What would you do, JoJo? If the enemy surpasses humanity?" "Then I will show him the greatness of human courage!" "If the enemy surpasses all living beings?" "Then I will let Earth banish him to the stars!" "If the enemy is the world?" "Then I will fight against the world!" "If the enemy seizes opportunity?" "Then my justice will crush everything!" "If the enemy is the future?"

Of all the JoJo fanfiction, this is the only one I like. Because the first JoJo I bought was Stardust Crusaders, I have a deep attachment to them. The others just transfer Star Platinum's abilities to themselves, without Jotaro's involvement (not that I don't accept the absence of Stands, but it feels off).

The author's writing is truly excellent. It's rare to find JoJo's Bizarre Adventure novels on Tomato, and this one is particularly good. Few authors have explored the concept of the copying Stand, and many JoJo writers simply use the Stands from the series mindlessly. The author's innovative approach in Eyes of Heaven is truly outstanding. I highly recommend you all check it out. Keep it up, author!

This is one of the very few books that gave me the feeling of reading a manga while reading a novel. The imagery is so vivid (maybe it's because I'm a JoJo fan), and the character designs are consistent. It even has that JoJo vibe (the intellectual battles). It's just a bit short. I hope the author can update more without affecting their main job. By the way, author, your main job isn't drawing manga, is it (Araki)?

Could the author update a little faster? Could there be more words? It's really great, but the quality also needs to be good; don't let the quality drop suddenly.