He doesn't even know what to talk to them about, but he wants them as wives just because of their looks... That's so shabby. You already have two beautiful and smart slaves.
And you were saying something about being smart, lol.
A spider that originally had no intelligence or sentience. What would be a nightmare for a girl is a stroke of luck for a house spider. So the story setup is thrown in the trash.
I mean, we thought it was a GIRL who turned into a monster spider and was trying to survive. And then it turns out it's just a spider—the whole point of the plot dies at that moment.
The fact that she is a spider completely kills any sympathy for the character.
To a spider, a spider's life; I don't care whether it dies or lives.
Globally, what remains is a
"becoming a mage would be safer and more reliable, but no luck" - Why did she even think she could be a mage, when mages, knights, and other elite professions are only available to the nobility (or any bastards who have similar blood)
:kek:I know it's crazy, but he puts it on when he goes to a tournament and takes it off afterwards. It's so cringe.
Overall, the novella seems to have been written by a schoolboy with eighth-grade syndrome.
I checked out the novel (a couple of chapters in) and was immediately disappointed. The plot is immature, Chuni mc(not only does he wear a hood and mask, he also wears an eye patch). It seems like manga artist is smoothing out the corners.
I mean, one of the main values in the novel is that he is weak. He chose the profession of a Carrier himself so that he could chill easily. But the world turned out to be not so rosy, and Carriers are oppressed. He has very weak bonuses with each level, compared to other professions. At the...