JOJO hiding in the hunter world

Right now, Jon's shop is empty; he hasn't received a single order in a whole week. The people of the Hunter World aren't idiots; most of them still have the sense not to spend tens of thousands of dollars on a single meal.

Besides, Jon's shop has no reputation whatsoever. If it were opened by a top-tier gourmet hunter, that price might be acceptable. But Jon has absolutely no fame in the culinary world or the gourmet hunter world; he's a complete newbie.

Jon has finally realized his initial life plan: to open a restaurant and use the magical power of Pearl Jam to make a fortune. Although it's a bit different from his dream, it's still a good start.

Jon has been very idle lately, cultivating Ripple in the morning and Nen in the afternoon.

Jon also wants to play on his phone and computer, but the conditions aren't right. The best phones are still flip phones; he doesn't even have a smartphone to mess around with. It's the same with computer games; at least in Jon's eyes, they're completely uninteresting.

The same goes for literary works, which are mostly based on traditional culture. Jon has already caught up on interesting movies during the year since he transmigrated.

He truly has nothing to do. Nen is different from physical strength; you can't see any changes from daily strength training, but you can directly feel the growth of Nen.

This is a completely new feeling that he couldn't experience in his previous life. He can feel the increase in Nen every day, although it's not very obvious, it's definitely increasing.

Every day, he first practices techniques, such as using Nen to project outwards and transform it into various shapes. These moves are useless for increasing Nen, but they strengthen Jon's control over it.

In the original work, Bisky instantly transformed Nen into various numbers. It takes Jon five seconds to condense Nen into clear numbers. As for the hand-running skills that Ging demonstrated, Jon never even considered them.

Jon's Nen talent is very good. Although he can't compare to Killua and Gon, the two chosen ones, Jon's cultivation of Nen has also progressed greatly due to the complementary nature of Ripple.

However, because he doesn't have a sparring partner, his reaction speed for Ryu and Ken is still insufficient, but Jon can't worry about that for the time being.

Recently, he doesn't know where he made enemies, and there's a warrant for Jon's arrest online. But now that Jon has changed his face, he's not particularly afraid. This identity was arranged by Botobai, so even if someone suspects Jon's current identity, they basically won't continue investigating once they trace it back to Botobai.

Of course, Botobai also tried to recruit Jon before. Although the Phantom Troupe isn't strong in his eyes, he also understands that being able to injure Feitan like that requires a certain amount of strength, plus Jon is still young.

Although the conditions were tempting, Jon refused. Terrorist hunter or something... although the salary is high and Jon's abilities are very suitable, it's too troublesome.

Opening a shop and making money with Pearl Jam, and then slowly surviving until he becomes invincible, is Jon's initial life plan. Of course, it's just Jon's self-comforting words.

Getting along with teammates will create unnecessary bonds. If a teammate dies, he will also be very sad. This is human nature, and most people have this kind of compassion.

Jon has always been very careful when interacting with people in this world, afraid of causing bad emotions because of their deaths. Afraid that one day he will forget his previous life, afraid of being assimilated by this world.

In fact, Jon is not a very good at being a coward. Seeing the famous Phantom Troupe, he didn't run away directly, but killed a few of them instead.

Being a coward is for people stronger than himself. Jon is actually super reckless against those weaker than himself. Anyway, he can't die, so he's just recklessly living his life.

Jon himself is very safe. Right now, no one should be able to kill him in the Mirror World, except for those curse-type abilities.

But Jon's own strength is just so-so, enough to protect himself but not enough to save others.

When he has the ability, Jon feels compassion for ordinary people in danger, which is very dangerous for Jon, who has limited strength.

Jon is afraid that one day he will be moved by some irrelevant people and sacrifice his life.

Although Jon is not a saint, nor does he have the ambition to save the world, he wouldn't just stand by and watch someone die. If Jon already had Gold Experience Requiem or The World Over Heaven, Jon wouldn't mind guest-starring as a superhero, but it's too early now.

So Jon turns a blind eye. Jon cowardly avoids it. Avoiding it is shameful, but it's useful.

Jon is just an ordinary person who transmigrated.

"As expected, I don't have the resolve of either the Golden Spirit or the Pitch-Black Will," Jon murmured softly.

The most suitable one is Diavolo. Bosses are all treacherous, but Diavolo looks too strange, with a moldy octopus head and a black lace underwear, he's simply an Italian weirdo.

He looks like a pervert doing performance art, which would make the shop's business even worse.

Dio's face is not bad, handsome with a bit of evil charm. He looks like the type girls like. As expected, even villains must have high looks, otherwise how can they deceive their subordinates into selling their lives for you.

There are still people who miss and follow Dio (Father Pucci) many years after his death.

Dio's face is impeccable, and his personal charm is also the best in the JoJo world. Only Jonathan Joestar has the gentlemanly charm to match him. The other JoJos have some deviations in their understanding of the Golden Spirit, and their personal charm is not as good as Dio's as a villain.

Although Jon only has Dio's appearance and not Dio's inhuman spirit. But at least it's not embarrassing to show it off. Jon really doesn't dare to imitate the people in Vento Aureo, the revealing outfit is too embarrassing.

Jon has also been working hard to improve his cooking skills these days, and there have been some improvements. After all, he can't just rely on the special abilities of Pearl Jam; he has to use his own strength a little.

And Jon also has a signature dish, yes, it's one of the results of Jon's lottery draw before.

Morioh's Signature Dish: Stewed Beef Tongue's production process.

Thanks to the system's cards, Jon has basically mastered the production of this dish, and the taste is still acceptable.

Jon always wonders why other transmigrators come to another world and conquer the stomachs of people in another world with traditional Chinese cuisine. Why doesn't he have this skill? He has to rely on the system to teach him how to cook.

It's already afternoon. Jon took off his clothes and trained with all his might until his Nen was exhausted. Of course, he had to constantly maintain Ripple to recharge his Nen.

"Is anyone here?" A tall woman pushed the door open.

Jon was practicing moves naked.

Seeing the girl's face suddenly turn red, Jon realized the problem.

"It's not what you think, let me explain, believe me!"

"Sorry, I'm disturbing you!" The girl ran away in embarrassment.

"MDZZ, you definitely misunderstood!" Jon chased after her to protect his reputation.