A JoJo Part-Timer, but I’m Josuke Higashikata

On March 21, 2012, the Kujo father and daughter were killed in Florida, USA.

When he received the news, Officer Higashikata Josuke was on a mission in Morioh.

He hung up, dazed. A bullet came straight at him, and even Crazy Diamond wasn't fast enough to catch it.

When he woke up, it was 1880s England. A blue-eyed young man smiled at him and said politely, “You're awake. Why are you all alone here? If you have nowhere to go, you can come home with me.”

Jonathan Joestar!

It turned out that Higashikata Josuke had awakened the “JOJO Part-Timer” mission. If he changed the fate of the Joestar family, he could bring the Kujo father and daughter back to life and return to his original world!

Go, Crazy Diamond, the strongest healer!

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Also, here's a story coming soon: “Who Can Blame the Dragon's Tail for Being So Cute?” A Steel Ball Run fanfic, starring Diego, with an original female lead. Here's the blurb:

Daisy transmigrates into the body of a beautiful young widow in 19th-century America. She inherits her late husband's vast fortune and business, and spends her days living lavishly, until she discovers that her predecessor has left her with a messy web of romantic entanglements.

The beloved President is her secret lover: “For the prosperity of our nation and the happiness of its people, we must continue this relationship.”

The legendary cowboy lawman is her childhood friend, silently protecting her: “Whenever you need me, I'll come running.”

Even the aristocratic young heir of the British horse-racing world keeps making advances: “Darling, you said that if I spent a night with you, you'd promote me in the media and raise my profile. Did you mean it? Let's make good on that promise tonight...”

Daisy backs away in fright. Don't come near me!

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At first, Daisy knows Diego is devious, despicable, and greedy, just a pretty boy living off rich women.

But his dinosaur tail is just too cute. She pays a dangerous price just to touch it.

Theme: The hymn of humanity is a hymn of courage.