JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: From the Start, I Take Over Diavolo’s Body

Highly recommended! This book not only has the feel of JOJO (but I can't tell where [smile]), but the book itself is very cheerful, and the cute DIO-chan (Mist) is basically white. Overall, it is very good. Not bad for giving five stars. (The most important thing is that there is Araki Village [laughing evilly])

A new book sets sail, reject the knife, and those who wish will take the bait! Originally, I wanted to set both sisters as heroines, but Tomato seems to have refused to allow it, so the relationship between Mira and the protagonist in the article is limited to an ambiguous one. [Cry][cry][cry] This book can be seen as a single female protagonist. It's good for everyone to know.

This book is one of the best Jojo fan books I have ever read. Originally, I didn't really like reading time travel fan books with a mastermind behind the scenes, but the author's character creation and plot coherence are very good (and the imagination is very big, after all, how can you create your own substitute if you don't have a big imagination). There are also 345 character encounters, which makes me feel that if they meet, it will really be like that. The most important thing is that many of the mortal characters in the original work have not died, at least so far I have not seen a knife. I hope the author will not be unfinished.

This Diavolo is so arrogant, I like it so much I also really like the storyline of recognizing the son. It's so comfortable to see the members of the assassination team come in in this way and have such a harmonious relationship with the protagonist. Ah, it's so comfortable. It's a bit of a pity for the heroine. Brother Deng said that Tomato is not allowed to be written, so Mira is still a bit of a pity. In JOJO, this is my favorite thing to watch after Ima. I also catch up with updates every day. Today I finally achieved it. I achieved the achievement of being the first in updating updates and being the first to comment. I'm so proud of you. Hahahahahahahahahaha. No matter what others say, this book is really my life for me. The only other JO books I have read now are Ima and Ripple. This one really suits my taste. It is really good.

It feels good, but some places are not comfortable to watch, and some places are a bit unbearable. The design of the stand-ins is quite good, and it is relatively good among JOJO fans.

Great! It's wonderful! The content is rich and the plot is exciting! Interlocking and fascinating! The foreshadowing is ingenious! The characters are delicately portrayed! This is a must-read novel! ----------Separating line---------- I have a question. The avatar is formed by condensing mental power. So, wouldn't the avatar know what is going on in his mind? Why shout it out? Do I have to shout out when using skills? If you think about it in your mind, you can use it in a few seconds, and you won't miss the opportunity because you use it too slowly. For example, Dior, when his head was smashed, he shouted, "World!" Time stopped (let's stop it), and it was not used. Dio is very smart, and he cannot give up the opportunity to fight just to look cool. (I once asked this question to a friend of mine who also watches Jojo. He explained to me that you have to shout out when playing poker. This is the same. When I gave this example, he was speechless). I have read some fanfics. Please help me.

This should be my favorite book. Let's start with the plot - the protagonist travels through Diavolo and then rebuilds Araki Village and defeats the big BOSS with the Jojos (can't say defeated, just exiled from the world). A series of side stories unfold around this main story, mainly showing courage and cowardice, love and hatred, and our favorite street lamp pendants. This book also fulfilled a lot of regrets I had when I first read JOJO - such as the death of Dio and JOJO, the exile of extreme creatures, etc. All in all, this is a really nice book (a lot of it is original, so if you don't like it, you can leave) Let me put it bluntly, it is the top of JOJO

I just read Chapter 60, and I feel it is completely inadequate. The author wrote that Tiga Pineapple completely replaced Diavolo, and there is no dual soul. It's still very interesting, with a lot of jokes incorporated into it, and the performance is still a bit funny. It also focuses on Bobo trapped on the stairs.

All I can say is that this book is good. I am drawn into JOJO even though I don't read JOJO. It's almost like a substitute (this is not a disparagement, it's just a suggestion). In short, this book can be regarded as a very good one.

The writing is very good, but I have always wanted to ask Gaia, are the people in this organization the protagonists? No one died, and they escaped completely after showing off a skill. Yes, after reading it, I dare say it is one of the best books on JOJO😁.