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Justin Reid Ortiz is a fictional character created by Justread for OCRP purposes. Everything written is fictional, with DOHOON TWS as visualization. Daily conversations are primarily dominated by the character Justin, and the use of a hashtag (#) signifies Out Of Character (OOC) remarks.

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Justin grew up overseas in a bustling city where modernity and heroism were part of his daily life. Immersed in American culture, he idolized superheroes, especially Spiderman. Justin often dreamed of becoming a hero himself, imagining a future where he would save the world just like his beloved role model.

However, his world turned upside down when his mother decided, without consulting him, to send him to Herisau, Switzerland—a place Justin saw as outdated and backward. The decision felt like a betrayal, leaving him deeply hurt and rebellious. He refused to adapt to this rural lifestyle, feeling trapped in a world far removed from the fast-paced, heroic ideals he cherished.

His relationship with his father only made things worse. Unable to comprehend Justin's love for superheroes or his fashion choices, his father unintentionally became Justin's "arch-villain." The breaking point came when his father accidentally ruined his prized suspender trousers—an act Justin saw as an unforgivable crime.

Despite his resistance to Herisau, Justin found solace in small pleasures. A cheese lover at heart, he often indulged in cheese potatoes and cheesecake, which became his comfort foods in this unfamiliar world.

Among the residents of the town, there was one person Justin genuinely liked—Peach Gray, the mayor's granddaughter. Unlike everyone else, Peach seemed to understand him. Her lively and kind nature drew Justin in, and she became his one bright spot in the dullness of Herisau. He spent most of his time seeking her out, playing together, and sharing his grand dreams of heroism.

Though Justin may not realize it yet, his time in Herisau holds the potential to teach him valuable lessons about life, family, and the true meaning of heroism.