SPOILER WARNING PARTS OF THIS AMAZING STORY IS SPOILED FOR EXPLANATION PRUPOSES (but not like insane spoilers, more like hints to the cool things and some direct events that are kind of important) BUT IF YOU WANT AN HONEST REVEIW FROM SOMEONE WHO HAS READ EVERYTHING THAT HAS CURRENTLY BEEN RELEASED IN ENGLISH, HERE IT IS...

There are some ignorant people who decided to give this novel a 3 or lower, there problem is they are either idiots or they haven't read the whole thing (which is extremely important for this novel). I will now precede to tell you the only two problems (problems that I think are big enough to be worth mentioning) that would make someone give this novel a 4 but for me I fit them in with my preferences so I gave it a 5 if I could really scrutinize I would give it a 4.7.

Anyway first and arguably the biggest problem (this is the one that makes most people misjudge it) : I'll be blunt the first entire half of the story (that is translated) is generic, as this is an op protagonist reincarcination story in which the MC becomes a spider and enters a labrynth and has a system, from that you could tell why people call it generic. Although let me tell you something interesting, anyone who has gotten passed the 202nd chapter won't say that they will call it "basically a foundation" to the whole entire MAIN plot. That is because well... it is, I mean the whole rest of the story after that is clear and connects everything but the first half is just a mess of information that you dont know what is important and what isn't that is a problem in which I will tell you how to fix after going through the 2nd problem. Now, for MINOR problems which are commonly brought up in people who rate lower or equal to 3 they aren't the 2nd main problem.

One of the problems: They say that the translation is bad.............. shut up your retarted that's all, I mean this novel is originally written in Japanese which is an extremely hard language to read because its symbols for words have multiple meanings and also this translation was done for free shut up and take what you get or go learn Japanese. Alright next...

The problem: Calling out the author for trying to be too unique and failing, wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong just wrong you obviously didnt read to at least chapter 261 because if you did, you would have already became intoxicated by the uniqueness, the story gets unique after chapter 202 finale answer there is no doubt in my mind no matter what preference you have no matter what you hate that authors do after chapter 202 it is unique. Next....

The problem: The MC is way to unrealistically op she gets skills that cost thousands of points which take years to accumulate just by completing some action except for pride which is extremely op and she buys it for 100 skill points. TINY SPOILER! It is explained that no matter how many skill points you have you won't get them if you dont meet the conditions: actions/personality that is compatible with the specific virtue/sin ruler skill, strong enough soul to posses a ruler skill, and have the inteligence to buy and accept the skill (which is important because that means most monsters cant get one). She has two exceptions she is a reincarcenator so she is intelligent and she posses a unique skill that helps reincarcenator survive by lessening the required amount of skill points for skills (which means it isnt technically plot armor in my book because she isnt the only one with the ability plus she also loses it at chapter 202) thus you have no right to say she is to OPa DNA I didnt even mention the fact your bassing skill point gathering and ability gathering by human standard which is explained to be very very very bad compared to monsters. Next...

The problem I get pissed at the most: she has a non human personality she protects a town then suddenly massacres the town's side of a war and the opposing side, GIGANTIC SPOILER BECAUSE I CANT EXPLAIN OTHERWISE, for non human personality this is a clear showing you didnt read to the second half of the novel ONE MORE WARNING it is a HUGE foreshadow that she really is a spider which is explained in the second half when she meets the god that instilled her own memories into her for purposes... (still trying to be vague) I mean at the very begining the MC literally debates about who she really is and there are some big hints saying things like "am I a spider monster of this world that has a person from another world memories etc." I will give it to you I didn't get this when I first read through the novel but the fact that it is constantly implying she is a spider throughout the first half should tell you something. For the changing from saving the town to fighting them and there enemies in a war... she is a f*cking spider literally mentally and physically she just has human memories so at the base of her soul she is a spider who has deep hatred for humans and is also scared of them (which is also later explained of why she is scared and hates them) also most human turned monster stories have the human turn into someone who doesn't care about humans all thr time I could name tons of them; slime (for the plebs: That time I got Reincarnated as a slime btw im referring to the later parts of the web novel and after the last like 2 episodes of the 2nd season of the anime which means I'm emphasizing the fact that he steeled his resolve at those episodes and didnt care after), TWDS (for the plebs: The Tale of the World Devouring serpent), Apotheosis of a Demon – A Monster Evolution Story (never cared for adults specifically but kids were what she was partial to, even then sometimes she just didnt care who she killed), Re:monster (which might not be everyone's cup of tea but I wouldn't say its terrible) all of these are prime examples which I heavely recommend except for maybe Re:monster. Also I didn't even mention the fact that the side she was originally protecting started to attack her and they even sacrificed the hero (he didn't die.. yet) to kill her which they failed to kill her she just pretended to to end things it is also heavily emphasized throughout the rest of the story and before she starts mercilessly killing that "humans attack what they are afraid of or what they could potentially be threatened by even if the thing didnt do anything to them or even if the thing is beneficiary to them as soon as they are scared" (which isnt exactly what they say but pretty much). Next...

The last common problem: there are too many terribly long explanations of things that aren't really important and too many long and drawn out monologues, I cant say much about the long explanations about non important things they are there as kind of interesting facts and backstory kind of either you like them or you dont. For the long and drawn out monologues I cant agree that they are drawn out except that they are kind of too drawn out for some arguably dull and unimportant characters (oni and some of the other reincarcenator but they are just side stories you can probably skip through the onion as you can basically find out from the regular chapters but for some of the un important reincarcenator like the two adventurers you dont have to even pay attention to them they are so much of an insect at that point that even if the author said "I kind of got lazy and found this easy cheap content to put out" I wouldn't refute it. Now as for th e important characters monologues the whole storyline is based off them and even some of the comedy so if you dont like it I dont know what to say to you the MC is literally an introvert spider that doesn't speak the world language so she has to do that for the first half of the story but the second half is literally because she is so much of an introvert she actually can barely speak, for the others they help facilitate the story so I'll just elaborate a bit more later in the review.

Finally reached the 2nd viable problem: the side stories being in the future make it a confused mess or the side stories being in the future ruin the mysteriousness of the future so for the people who have the 1st part of the problem congratulations you are more ignorant than the last half but they are still quite ignorant okay so the side stories are in the future so either separate it or skim through important parts that's not all you can do but I will tell you after this. Now for the 2nd part people if you think the side story that doesn't even have the MC appearing or mentioned once reveals something your dumb it reveals nothing the only thing the side stories reveal is the world timeline. The main side stories are there for two main reasons the world building and to introduce a original protagonist (which btw is a very comical obvious laugh at the generic hero route that gets everything does everything and always wins while perfectly fitting it in to an amazing plot) that also conveniently is in a timeline that allows world building without spoilers to the mc's storyline but mainly this is all due to the fact that the author wants to keep readers satisfied until the main big storyline which is infinitely more mysterious and bigger of a secret than clues (very minuscule clues at that) that the MC incited a revolt on a kingdom which is nothing in the grand scheme of things.

Finally we have made it to the part where I solve the problem of people not having the patience to go through the first half of the story that the author debatedly made perfectly so the reader didn't turn away till the second half. All you have to do is pay attention to the background world building of the side stories so you can recognize where you are in the timeline when it gets explained later in 2nd half of the story and casually read through the 1st half of the mc's story while either ignoring the various foreshadow's or just guess, fail, and figure it out later in the story in which you deal with it.

All in all this is a beautifully complex and well made story that I love. This isnt for everybody and I admit that the only problem that I feel doesn't have a definite solution like the 2 main problems I mentioned before is whether or not the author did a good enough job with keeping the reader interested enough to stay until the important part of the story I feel most of the people who dont like the story just couldn't make it to the good part thus showing some failing results. For all the legends that made it through this absolute monster of a review your amazing I give you a grand nai wa to you, and I realize most people won't read this sh*t but I'm f*cking bored and when I saw people dissing this amazing story I couldn't just let it be.

This is a story about a spider, who in the beginning of her journey believes she is a human that reincarnated into a hellish world & was turned into a spider. Only to later find out she was a spider in her past life too & her conscience/soul was merely mixed up with an mysterious/whimsical goddesses soul, when she had died from an attack directed at said goddess. Shiro being a spider to begin with, is quick to adapt to her new body (monster spider) & makes a home for herself in the labyrinth. When suddenly she is forced to retreat from her weakness to fight off invaders, she realizes she isn't as safe as her 'home' made her feel. She then goes on a journey through the labyrinth to secure food, & look for a new home. She winds up being chased by various monsters & nearly dying multiple times. And in this harsh environment, she understands that if she wants to live she would have to become stronger. I love reading her views & watching her grow up, makes me feel like a mom watching their kid mature lol <333333 shiro!~ >u<