JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: The Female Savior of Villains

I hope we can maintain the frequency of one stand-in fighting in one episode. It's quite enjoyable to fight, and the heroine is a madman for last-hitting. The first-person perspective is quite rare. The disadvantage is that there are many psychological activities that cannot be avoided in the first-person perspective, but it also reveals the twisted psychology of the villain. Hope it can be written well. In a sense, it has a strong JO flavor. The heroine insists on destroying the world with a stone dog face and not engaging in nuclear war or anything like that [laughing] Just like Dio is so angry that he has no life for the family property, Kaz turns into a J-level creature but suddenly becomes a scumbag, the boss inexplicably insists on killing the female goose (it can be secretive even if he joins forces with the female goose or is under house arrest in a gold cage), and the priest goes to heaven with unknown meaning [laughing] Da Qiao's relationship with joDio, Er Qiao's skin, Jotaro's invincible substitute, Josuke's breasts, Giorno banana's fighting frequency, Xu Lun's gender [laughing] Although the first person is DioDio, JOJO is also extremely high [Adoration]

Give everyone some reassurance 🤤 1. Many people think that DiO-chan is too scary and scary. But please rest assured that the author himself is not a bad person, and he has a golden spirit. Don't be afraid of speaking out! 2. This book is written by the author, and it is purely for love, so even if no one reads it for a whole year, and the daily income is only one yuan, there are no interruptions or unfinished work. It is also obvious that it will be updated normally to completion in the future. As a somewhat bookish literati, I will never let down my own efforts or the characters for whom I have developed feelings. 3. Regarding the possible mechanical deity/falling into the trap of cultivating immortals, etc. I can guarantee that this is a pure stand-in literature. There will be neither systems nor immortal characters with excessive combat power. The combat will also avoid blunt deus ex machina, such as playing word games and using the method of "The Milky Way is also a river" to forcibly increase the dimension of the stand's ability. (Although Mr. Araki's original work also contains deus ex machina, I still don't want to pay homage to the original work on this point) 4. Regarding whether DiO can go to heaven, whether the world of heaven will stack boxes and change maps like the civilization of cultivating immortals. There is currently no successful plan for Go to Heaven, because JOJO itself is a work with less outrageous combat power. If Go to Heaven changes the map, it will inevitably change its flavor. As for the paradise world of the "high-dimensional world", friends with good memories may have noticed that there is "homogeneity and heterogeneity" between the big world and the small world, that is, the magnitude of the two worlds is too different, so they cannot interfere with each other. Although the high-dimensional universe can send people down to become ant kings through some technical means, the world where DiO is located has been chosen by the "heaven people" as a prison to "exile" the most evil people, so there will be no "immortal cultivators" who are above all coming here. Essentially, I set the existence of "heaven" just to let DiO "conquer the world line" and have the same ambition to "go to heaven" as Dio. I have no intention of changing the map or inserting non-JOJO combat power. Naturally, there will be no such heaven-defying immortal cultivators. Of course, in order to make the world view of the work perfect and true, I did polish and conceive more about the paradise world. But this is just a blank space and a space for imagination. It will not become the product of the story's "ascension to the upper world" and change the map. It will only reveal the tip of the iceberg in the form of a few words. 5. DiO-chan can't go to heaven, does it mean that he will die and lose? At the beginning of the creation, I imagined that she would be beaten to pieces by "Ola Ola", and I respected the original work🥵 However, as the story develops, this character gradually becomes more fleshed out and has her own will and personality. Her path is no longer decided by my fleeting thoughts. I believe and hope that "evil prevails over good", but it is "still unclear" whether my fate will defeat her or become "a trial" for her to continue to grow. I am not a rigid person, or a "planned" person. When creating, I prefer to provide a stage and environment for the characters, and then let the characters do what they would do naturally according to their own abilities and personalities. To some extent, I am just a recorder, not a dominator. My characters are not puppets at my mercy. After I give them settings, they become living creatures. Although DiO is powerful and scary, even I was scared by this character, but I still have hope in human courage and strength. Good will be rewarded with good and evil will be rewarded with evil😡The evil DiO has done all kinds of bad things. I believe that even if I don't forcefully kill her, she will still "kill herself if she does any unrighteousness". DiO has a will of his own, and JOJO and the mortals who dismantle it are also not dull puppets. Fierce justice and abyss-like evil will eventually determine the winner. The clearest answer to why DiO-chan fought against Dracula's forces for so long [laughing] is that either Dracula is not dead or he has been beating him. This period of time is interspersed with "side missions" such as the mystery of the stone dog face, the treasures of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom, and the resurrection of the terracotta warriors and horses. In addition, Dracula is not a "practice" boss. He represents the dark power of the old world, and is the big BOSS that the new villain DiO must unite with the forces of good and evil to overthrow. It is his strength that makes it possible for DiO and JOJO to join forces. If a double "invincible" demon king, who has dominated the world for five hundred years, and his minions are easily killed, it might make people think it is unreasonable and out of control [laughter] The main line of this book is DiO-chan's evil plan, which is to use stone dog noodles to turn humans into dogs. It is not about defeating Dracula, nor is it about stabbing JOJO in the back. The above behaviors are all "small goals" made by DiO for his own ambition and twisted desires. The main line has always been "wanting to seize hegemony" + "go to heaven" [blowing kiss] I can understand that people have been chasing the book for a long time, but they feel anxious because the protagonist has not even killed the first BOSS that he "personally takes action" from the beginning. So I sincerely explain the reason to you here🥵After all, although this book cannot be said to be perfect, it is at least based on the theme of wits. Dracula can have a bad mentality and a small structure, but he cannot have low combat power and zero IQ. Not only did he fail to "kill" DiO personally, he was also hacked to death by two knives and countless subordinates [sneaky laugh] (In addition, I heard that some people think that the first person is a "poisonous point"... Emmm, I really don't understand. The only difference between this and the third person is whether there is a God's perspective. If it is poisonous (=°Д°=), it is considered "poisonous", but JOJO's painting style is also a "poisonous point" that has dissuaded many people. Since the Jo chef who can click in accepts JOJO's painting style and Araki line, why can't he accept the first person?) (Weakness is not the original sin, arrogance is. I think it is a pity to give up a good book because of stereotypes and the idea that "I like fantasy worlds but dare not admit that I like it, and think that first-person substitution is middle school." Just like some people think that Araki Line is ugly and think that JOJO's "drawing style is disgusting", this is actually a loss for them.) (In short, I don't think the first person is a poisonous point. Since I choose the first person, it means that I have the ability to write it well. The awkwardness of the first person is just a stereotype, a stereotype caused by the failure of some good works that have the courage to choose the first person but are not capable of writing.)

Why do we have to use stone dog noodles to wipe out humans... Because of the inexplicable obsession unique to JO villains In short, there is no need to think so clearly about the substitute messenger.

A masterpiece, ah, a masterpiece, it is simply JOJO where the priest accelerates time and creates a new world. It has nothing to do with the original, but it has a lot to do with it, and one battle after another is simply authentic. The design and application of the stand-in and the wonderful battle of wits are even better. There are also quotes from Sister Dio, which are great. He is simply the savior of evil people, no, he is a good person. It's a very good wit-fighting novel. It's exactly the same as the JOJO fanfic I want to read. It can only be said that it uses the world view more. It can be regarded as a masterpiece. But why does it feel like there are a little less people? Author, please don't stop updating😭 Uh-huh~, I don't know how long it has been, but my evaluation of the first half is good, and it can be seen in the whole text that the author has put some effort into it. However, judging from the paragraphs about Big Red Dragon or Dragon King God of War or the following paragraphs, it may be that there is no outline or he can't think of a way. The author seems to have not grasped the speed of the battle for large-scale boss battles. The deus ex machina with empty head and empty tail does not seem to be a good answer.

It's so well written that it's hard to imagine that this is the author's first book. The setting of the stand-in is very novel, and it is also very interesting while being funny. As a book written with the setting of Jojo's stand-in, it is undoubtedly very successful. There are a lot of substitute abilities in the text The content of this book is outrageous and the offline reading is very low. I feel the author's strong bad taste. In terms of plot, almost most of the content is about fighting. There is no word water in the whole text. The world view is very huge, it's the kind of situation where you originally went from a to b but encountered 1. This also makes it impossible for me to predict what will happen in the next chapter The author has a thorough understanding of human nature. If I could only write this kind of book in college, I can't imagine what the author went through. The author is involved in both poetry and Buddhism. I am sure that writing this novel is for the author's interest, not for rice. Otherwise it would have been over long ago. Is it to let more people see your bad taste? [Thinking] The author's writing skills are undoubtedly very amazing, including various jojo metaphors and understanding of human nature in Buddhism. He can write it. This book is really good. But it is not suitable for minors who have not yet completed their world view and outlook on life. This book is probably destined to be a niche one. But I can understand you, author, and I respect your mouth and teeth.

This novel overall gave me a very pleasant reading experience. The only thing that is slightly regrettable is the ending. I personally feel that it is a bit regretful that the protagonist failed to destroy the world in the end. Thank you to the author for the wonderful story. Of course, it is indeed well written. I look forward to reading more of your works in the future.

I forgot to review the book. I subjectively rate this book as the best tomato jojo book. The reasons are as follows. Jojo's style, the painting style of this book gives me the feeling of transcendence. Does Tomato really have such Jojo's writing? It feels like Araki is personally present. The battle of wits is exciting and can be called a stroke of genius. The showdown with Dracula is the pinnacle. Dio's charm, Dio's taming of his followers, his perversion, greatly attracted me The characters are full-bodied, and each key character's position, purpose, and personality have a complete background, but they are conveyed naturally from the details in a few chapters without making any drama. In the group portrait, the author does not place too much emphasis on personal strength. Dio's abilities are not even as good as the original version, and there are not many upgrades. This book actually has a group of protagonists, and their combat power is balanced. It is really rare.

The heroine's ability can really be considered a Boss level. As long as he is on the stairs, he has an assassination ability that is more terrifying than time deletion, a protection ability that is more stable than time stop, and it is also a noble space system. Coupled with the information gap, if you fight on many levels of the ladder, the sense of oppression is no less than that of dio and the boss. It can be said that if the opponent had not stopped, his combat power would have been even higher than that of Time Stop in most situations. It's just that many of the enemies that appear now are buffed, so they can't be used at the moment. But if it were placed in the original work, this thing could already be a boss. Basically, it can be fought back and forth with the protagonist group of each generation.

Invincible is inferior to Li Qing's emotional adventure in terms of emotional mobilization, but the plot setting is powerful enough to stand alongside it. If you can accept that the protagonist is a heinous villain and someone with a golden spirit stands on the opposite side of the protagonist, this will be a very good book. Of course I hope that evil will prevail over good.

I can't stand novels that are all about fighting and wits, but there is no doubt that this is a very good JOJO novel. The battle of the stand-in is very consistent with the original work, and it is very JOJO in every aspect.