Reborn as a Spider in Another World, Struggling to Survive

I don't know why I can't post a long post, so I can only say a few short sentences. 1. Except for the fact that the protagonists are both spiders, this book and Spider-Man are not even 0.0000001% Similar. (You will know after reading it) 2. Neon web time travel novels, 99.999999% Of them are based on this skill system template, which is not unique to Spiderman. 3. I hope you guys can read a few chapters of this book first and then make your evaluation in the comment area. Instead of starting to curse when you see the title of the book. Finally, it's a personal complaint. Qidian has so many dragon and slime novels, and no one has ever questioned the similarity. However, this book has been controversial because the protagonists are both spiders. Goose is very sad about this... I hope everyone will not read this book with prejudice...

I may have a personal opinion on the transformation of the protagonist of the alien beast style, but I do not reject the transformation. On the contrary, I feel that if the human form is well written, it will be a highlight. Of course, the subdivision ratio between the beast form and the human form must be grasped well. I don't know why, maybe it's because my aesthetics and personality are different from ordinary people. I've never been able to understand why. Most of the protagonists are strange and ferocious creatures who are unusually resistant to transforming themselves into ferocious beast forms. For example, it has sharp teeth and claws, is covered in scales and armor, has a huge body, and has strong muscles. I quite like this variation. (Personal thoughts, personal senses, don't spray if you don't like it) Imagine that your body is covered with scales, tough, strong and powerful. Like an act of God. You can also transform into a human to experience the fun of human civilization. It's my own opinion. If you have any ideas, please feel free to discuss them. 🙂

No more updates? The author makes me afraid to keep up with it. Let's update it once a day at least.

I just watched it not long ago, but I want to ask about the settings. What setting should I use to sleep with a spider? Will I not be pricked to death by the spider hair? Also, what is the size setting? Frogs, wild boars, crocodiles, these are not the same size, right?

There's nothing wrong with it except that the title is too long. Does anyone have the same idea as me?

Good-looking, the main character is spider, systematic, humane [white-haired lolita], genderless, leaning towards lily [👍]. Upgrade in the early stage, learn the language [dialect], and then start with the mini-boss [enter the human world]. The world view is almost like a Western fantasy, with foreshadowing, IQ, and fairy grass.

Write down your feelings after reading: First, the problem of bird eggs, I feel that it is barely acceptable, and the reason for not eating it is barely acceptable. The protagonist's evolution is stuck, and I feel that if I can eat it, I can break the current bottleneck. However, maybe because the bird was hatched and highly anthropomorphized, and the progress of eating it is too fast to control the plot, I did not eat it, and then entered human society to find a solution. Two, the girl who was rescued by the protagonist. The protagonist showed extremely high intelligence, special abilities (the protagonist knew it through comparison before letting him go, instant magic, high power, etc.), Cherished treasures (bird eggs), and even aroused the girl's desire for knowledge and experimentation. After getting what he wanted (language, knowledge, etc.), He actually let the girl go. Regardless of any foreshadowing, I personally think this is an uncomfortable way to handle it. It's like you are placing your life and wealth on a favor. Three, a killing spree. This is the same as the second point. The protagonist's personality changed drastically, and his temperament suddenly changed. I don't know if it was influenced by the comments that made the author change the protagonist's personality in a relatively rigid form. From, well, good and lawful to neutral (evil?) Chaotic. Four, dark flow. Obviously this book is not a dark novel about exotic beasts. Either it kills enough people or it is dark. Five, change form. This is not a problem, whether it looks good or not depends on the pen strength and processing method. The above represents my personal opinion, just take a look.

This is the first time I've read a novel that draws on Spider-Man.. Good reviews

This book is not recommended for reptile lovers. The plot is okay, but the author is basically a layman on spiders. This is the first time in my life that I heard that spiders spin silk from their mouths.

When writing a book, it depends on yourself. Just reading readers' comments and catering blindly may save some traffic in the early stage, but in the end it will inevitably become more and more uncomfortable the more you write. Until the eunuch. "If you are not doing it to make money." Choose suggestions that you expect will have little impact on the shape of the novel, and adopt them rationally. Paying attention to the suggestions of positive readers (even just replying) will have a high chance of retaining current readers who like the book. Those rancid book maggots who only pick and choose in comments and have no substantive suggestions at all, readers who say "goodbye" like crazy. I tell you, you don't have to spoil them, they were not the audience of this book in the first place. No need to bird them! Find your own direction and move forward.