Limbus Company: The King of the Middle Finger Elbows His Way Through the City

The subject matter is relatively rare, the protagonist's character arc is well presented, and the plot is also above the standard. It feels like the story is gradually unfolding with the protagonist's "knowledge" and "action" of "revenge" as the core clue. If the follow-up is to replace Lao Ma and enter the spider nest, then we may be able to see the loyal Lao Huo. Of course, the premise is that the protagonist can successfully complete his dream. Growth; in terms of writing style, although the overall description is linear, it unexpectedly fits the tone of the middle finger. There are still some typos and words. "Body" is written as "corpse" (Chapter 14, probably), and the context is "after" but it is written as "before" (Chapter 15, probably). Similar errors are not serious but have a slight impact on the perception. They can all be avoided through inspection. To sum up, I will give this book a B rating and hope to keep up the good work [Like]

At present, I have read Chapter 34 of the second volume of this book. Let me give you a simple rating, B. Let me briefly talk about my evaluation of this book. It can be regarded as an above-average fanfic. The description of emotions in the article will not make readers feel ups and downs. There is always a feeling that the protagonist has not yet awakened and the wrapping paper has not yet been torn. Although there is also emotional output, it is not particularly strong from the reader's perspective. All in all, this work is rated B, and I hope it will improve in the future.

Fighting in a cool style, the prison horse was kicked on the roadside, Yoshihide welcomed his normal old father

Yes, I feel that the protagonist is more anthropomorphic than Lao Ma. Haha, perseverance wow.

I feel it is more than half a star better than Lao Ma. He is a middle-fingered big brother like Ricardo (loyalty: protagonist ≥ Ricardo > Lao Ma > Otis Lao Ma personality). I feel it After reading the latest chapter, I can tell you who Ricardo is [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]

Undoubtedly A+! ! ! The writing is exquisite, and there is basically no nitpick. The author is diligent in updating eight chapters a day. Oh my god, the author! ! ! ! ! ! I will always follow the author

Premise: This is my first time writing a comment. The following only represents my personal opinions. Just don't be too harsh. Needless to say, I give this book an A+. The plot is moving, the protagonist kills decisively, and the battles are explosive (the early stage is a little cold). The content of the book has a series of plots centered around "revenge" and "killing" in the early stage. The current plot implements the main line, and some not so good endings have a turning point, such as the major renovation of the spider nest, (borrowing some expansion screws from the second aunt...) A certain good show in the mirror world is crying! Various daily interactions are also very moving in the author's writing. More importantly, the author has extraordinary writing skills. (I burst into tears) I read it in the early morning and found that ten chapters have been updated. This is naturally extremely touching for me, an ordinary reader. Summary: This is a highly recommended book and a must-see jewel for friends who like to read Spider's Nest. If it is lost, it will definitely be a great loss to the moon planning community. Finally, I hope the author is in good health. Otherwise, who will fill in the missing articles for us? ! My new chapter ahhhhhh!

This book deserves five stars, and it has nothing to do with the content. The most remarkable thing about it is that it recalibrated my perception of "books". Let's talk about touch first. The cover is covered with a layer of extremely fine suede, which will become slightly matte under the light, as if it has been touched by countless readers, but it is as new as ever. When turning the pages of the book, the paper makes a just right rustling sound between the fingertips - not the stiffness of cheap coated paper, nor the roughness of light paper, but the gentleness between the two. There is an extremely inconspicuous crease in the lower right corner of page 147, which seems to be left during printing, but it is this flaw that suddenly makes the whole book come to life, no longer a cold industrial product. Let's talk about breath. When it is first opened, the smell of ink mixed with pulp is very light, not as pungent as some new books. When I got closer and smelled it, there was a hint of herbaceous fragrance, probably because of the careful use of materials. This scent slowly dissipates during reading, becoming a soothing background. Finally, let's talk about typesetting. The distance between the lines is comfortable, the head and the feet are generous, and there is no sense of oppression when the eyes wander. The notes are not piled at the footer, but thoughtfully placed at the end of the book, allowing the text to flow smoothly. The most touching thing is the weight of this book - neither light nor heavy, just right for holding in one hand. The rounded corners on the edges of the cover give the book a sense of place when you close it. The accumulation of these details makes reading a sensory ritual. Even if you haven't read a word, just holding it is worth five stars.

It's not bad. Since it's a rare middle finger article, I give it five stars. Although the previous plot was a bit confusing, it was much better when we arrived at the spider lair. Some of the sentences look a little weird, but I can understand what they mean.

How can I put it this way? It's a rare long-form article with a relatively high rating. I was quite surprised when I saw it. Wow, oh, oh, this is something I'll definitely read. Then, there was a point of dissatisfaction in the early stage, that is, the author always felt that there was a lack of punctuation marks, and there were often bad sentences. However, the further I looked at the writing, the better it got, and I can see the growth with the naked eye. The pace is very, very fast. Unlike most other fanfics that stretch the timeline very long to describe small details, this one only uses more pen and ink on the key plot, that is, it is not watery. He will let you see what you want to see very quickly. I just finished reading the first volume... I'll read the second volume later. How can I put it? The author's writing style is very unique. If you get used to it, it will be quite comfortable to read. Overall, it is not bad, but because the pace is too fast and completely boring, it feels like it is almost over.