JOJO: My Ripples Can Still Hit

It's full of wits, and it makes me feel like I'm reading what Araki-sensei wrote. It makes me feel as comfortable as drinking an ice-cold drink on a hot summer day while I'm waiting for the update of Stone Sea. I'm so high!

The plot of this book may not be the best on Tomato, but the taste must be the purest.

Wow, what a great book! This book is simply written by Araki, and the wonderful metaphor of JOJO is so fitting! And the plot is also very interesting, just like another plot of JOJO anime.

To be honest, this is the most apt metaphor among all the Jojo fan fiction I have ever seen. The characters are all in line with the original work, and the plot is compact. The only drawback is that the post-war plot is basically not described.

It's a wonderful battle of wits and a wonderful metaphor, but how to write the third part?

Very nice, not a brainless novel, but a battle of wits. It just updates too slowly.

It's great, I'm so high! Author, are you writing a chapter to refresh JOJO? Although the update time is slow, the quality is great. The only thing that looks a little awkward is that Pucci is like a sweet wife who just got married to DIO, and has endless admiration for DIO.

The best among the fanfics in the original world of JOJO

The jo taste is 100%, almost the same as Li Qing, it can be read as a side story, the author is nb🤔

I think this Jojo fanfic is the best in terms of wits.

5 Points, 4 points for JOJO's wonderful metaphor, 0.5 Points for book friends, 0.5 Points for encouragement, come on [smile]

I highly recommend this book. All members have online IQs. It's very interesting.

This book is very exciting whether it is a head-on battle or a battle of wits, with many twists and turns. The author's metaphors were personally passed down by the old thief Araki.

I finished reading 300,000 words in one go. Except for this Zhou Yang and Ima next door, Tomato's Jojo fanfics are either unoriginal or for elementary school students. However, I personally feel that this one is better than Ima. Ima's reading experience is very bad, and the writing style is a bit redundant and not concise enough. I don't know why this book only has an 8.6 Rating.

The JO-style metaphor is a highlight, and the battle of wits is also exciting, but I feel that the protagonist's body is a bit weak. In the original work, after Da Qiao accepted Zebelin's ripple, his own panel was made of human platinum, and the ripple should be at the same level of power as the golden spin in the seventh part. It should be possible for the avatar to evolve. After all, the golden spin turned Johnny's teeth from cuteness to the strongest spear.

The main character's stand-in fits Ripple very well but not to the point of being invincible. The plot rhythm is the most consistent with the original work I have ever seen. It weakens a lot of the characters' scenes in the original work a little too much, but it is barely tolerable. It's a pity that I noticed halfway through that it has been discontinued.

The writing is good, and the description of the battle is quite old-fashioned. However, there are many things that make the original party uncomfortable. For example, Dio did not take Da Qiao's body, and he could use the stone ghost face to round it back. However, there is a big misunderstanding. The ripples can only delay aging, and the delaying ability is not strong. It is difficult to make a seventy-year-old person still look like a twenty-year-old. No one in the original work can do it, even the old master can resist it. Yu Suiyue, Er Qiao and Xi Sa are still in their twenties. It looks so unexpected. I feel uncomfortable watching it, but I can still accept it reluctantly. Also, the bosses die too quickly. There is no description of the protagonist's growth experience. I feel that the protagonist is born with a golden spirit. I feel that other supporting characters have no role. Overall, it is a good work. It will be better if it keeps updating [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying]

A rare JOJO fan, the plot and combat power have not collapsed, and there are no major shortcomings except slow updates.

It's so good. It's all about wits. I suspect it was written by Araki himself. It makes me so excited hahahaha~

I have a feeling, but it's too invincible. It's been a smooth journey.

This book is best paired with jojo's music🤔

It is a rare protagonist who uses ripple power as a substitute (dense fog). The fast pace really made me high. It would be nice if there were some gaps between the chapters -(￢∀￢)σ

The best JOJO novel in Tomato. It has no flaws, logical logic, and no private goods. Dio's good luck in it is very obvious in the novel. The three moles on his ears allowed him to change his fate three times and avoid death. The only regret is that the protagonist did not get a substitute arrow, or there is no description of such a heaven-defying prop as a substitute arrow to bless the protagonist group.

The most exciting JOJO book I have ever seen.

This is a masterpiece of JOJO fandom after "Le Qing's Bizarre Adventure". While it is in line with the original work, it also adds some reasonable interludes. The interesting Araki metaphors are throughout the whole text. The level of intelligence is online throughout. The bloody positioning of Kaz's battle is really amazing. The early stage is full of ripple battles. If you want to see the stand-in battle, you can jump directly to the middle part.

It's so great. It's as enjoyable as if I had passed 500 people and still had some energy left. I'm so high.

It must be five stars. JoJo style novels must be five stars. There is no system, no messy bells and whistles, pure JoJo writing, so beautiful.

This book is very unique. The article is filled with a lot of humorous Jo-style metaphors. Whether it is the fusion of the three Kazes or the battle with the original stand-in (especially the team battle with Little Lao Di in the desert), it is refreshing. The protagonist's combat power and the villain have also reached a balance. What is more regrettable is that the protagonist's stand-in is quite weak, and only focuses on the role of ripples.

The battle of wits and courage are perfectly reflected. And the writing style also fits Araki very well.

Reading this book is just like reading the original version. It has wonderful battles of wits and wonderful metaphors, which makes people feel emotional.