the protagonist is literally a spider, she is a spider reincarnated into a spider, the memories of being a human (Wakaba Hiiro) are given to her by the real Wakaba, a goddess concealed as the high school girl Wakaba who does not die in the explosion iof the classroom, that's why Kumoko, when speaking about her past life, often says "I don't know why I did that", and builds her home with threads unconsciously like a real spider.

I wanted to say it because, even if it is a wonderful plot twist, changes the meaning of the story: it's not about a human who becomes a monster and learns to accept the instincts, but about a monster (or animal to be nitpicking) who gains awareness as a human and becomes a real human (well, more a human-spider god with the appearence of a human).

Even if it is not the first trope (wich is really rare and even rarer to find a good novel of it) if she remained a monster then it would have been ok, BUT the author had to make her become a human with all the emotions and bad habits (even if a bit f*cked up, wich is the thing I liked).

Disappointed for the umpteenth time to not have found a story about a real monster (at least without human feelings).

Also really depressed because the previously male Kanata, our poor boy more perceptive than Shun but destined to be a supportive character, risking to become his girl (yeah, she now likes his friend), is killed. The only positive thing is that the girl version Katia is the ruler of c*astity. F*cking gender bender always ruins the story.

After getting OP the MC tries to safe the world. Since almost nobody knows about the soon to come end of the world and the MC is really bad in explaining, the necessary harsh and brutal actions to safe the world are not really taken well.

The only bad thing about her personality is that she's bad at communicating with people so she almost never properly explains anything to the people around her, the other reincarnators and stuff... but that's just annoying, nothing more, cause if you think about it, nobody else at this point even matters right now, so her not explaining everything and leaving others dumbfounded, or telling them everything properly, or just killing them and being done with it, the end result would be the same, they are not even worth it to talk to and she never gave a f*ck about them either. But I just sometimes just wish others could know about their situation and her capabilities, because she knows everything they desperately wants to know and she can help them, she just doesn't.

Like, others are worried to death about something when actually everything is resolved and the main character is there who knows about it and is standing right there in front of them, she starts thinking of random stuff and having arguments with herself (which is actually one of the best parts of this novel) while a single word from her can put the rest of the people at ease. Unless she's asked, she wont talk, and if she's asked, she would spend 30 minutes getting her thoughts together, and then explain the whole situation, in her head, then ending it with a "... that's how it is" and that part at the end would be the only thing she actually voiced out. lol