Kumo Desu ga, Nani ka? - Ch. 72.1

[ClemCa]

Turns out all she had to do to use her powers was to stop thinking about them. She needed to use her abilities naturally.

 

[Tyran272]

They died and transmigrated at the same time, but were NOT born at the same time. Spider egg only took a few days to hatch while human spent 9+ months in their mother's belly, so physically she's older than them for a few months (except some who reincarnated as different species). Mental age is up to debate because of her certain circumstance.

Spoiler: Big LN spoilers

On the other hand, if we are counting their previous lifetimes, Sophia is older by far.

 

[ForTheJerusalem]

Didn't she do some nice bondage on the vampire girl in the novel? Or am i misremembering? Or is it for the next chapter?

 

[daywithoutgames]

page 2 :
- ... as a onee-san , i should be forgiving to a kid 's selfishness ...

page 6 :
previously , the 2 puppet girls showed their killing aura . now , they are just chilling . i guess the reason is : now they know thug guy likes main girl , so they try to act as cupids , lol .

last pages :

i dont understand the logics of thug guy :

- thug guy : i like you , main girl , SO STOP IGNORING ME . NOTICE ME , SENPAI . im a male thug , and i like strong booze , so i bet you , an innocent weak young girl , will also like booze . after you are drunk , i will creep into your bed tonight , lol .

- vampire girl : ... shiro-san ...

so main girl ties up vampire girl , then she shoves some "thingies" inside her "holes" ( her nose holes ) , lol .

 

[SeasonLeaves]

Didn't she do some nice bondage on the vampire girl in the novel? Or am i misremembering? Or is it for the next chapter?

Yes. Page 4 of this thread has the picture of Volume 9 where the event takes place (no panty shot in this manga though 😭)

Okay White has her power again thanks to alcohol, because of course it is 😅

We're so back Insert Peter Parker I'm Back when running

 

[blobbowastaken]

Spiders On Drugs

 

[Cruelsanto]

Oh yes, how I’ve waited for this chapter for long. Time for the Civil war arc that won’t last a week

 

[Arkuses]

I guess the thug helped her a lot there

 

[Galihsky]

1 Loli Vampire+3 Dolls.
Fighting a Goddess

 

[adrianojuniocunha]

Finaly

 

[jbertucci]

spider gal, spider gal,
hates whenever the goddess call
drinks some wine, unlocks skills
don't get too close or you'll get killed
watch out, here comes the spider gal

 

[DexerAnother]

wait? why is he giving shiro alcohol (gift)
if you're a drunkard you won't give away your precious wine

 

[Infinity577x]

I'm sure there are some discrepancies with the novel, but this has a lot of smaller problems. It's very clear that the writer put a lot of effort and thought into it, so major props for that. The concept is good, it's interesting to see someone really having to live as a monster rather than being completely humanoid. In the first half or so of the series I really liked the explanations of different strategies during combat.

The biggest problem is the characters have no depth. From the beginning the mc gave the impression of playing a game rather than fighting to survive and she sometimes states values as if she believes in them but her actions show otherwise. The introduction of the parallel wills and other characters just made things much worse. I think the writer eventually felt that the introduction of more characters was necessary and the parallel wills may have been a result of that, but with the writer's skill set it would have been better to focus all their attention on the main character. Also the wills decreased the agency of the mc.

The scaling was not great. Earlier on in terms of stats the mc was powerful, but always gave the impression of being one strike away from dying and would somehow be at low hp despite not having taken many attacks, then she would spam her self-harming abilities like it was nothing. There's definitely too many skills, that much is obvious. You could probably get rid of 80% of them at least and it wouldn't be a problem. Two skills are particularly problematic: the mp as hp skill and the immortal skill. Both of those significantly decrease the feeling of suspense during combat. The leveling and skill ups at convenient times were quite a bit too much. It's fine if it happens sometimes, but it became very repetitive, along with the "I would have died if not for x" events and explanations.

The powerful monsters of the labyrinth were far more intriguing than the more humanoid powerful characters in the later half. The taratact queen was far more menacing than the little girl demon king. I would rather there have been many more powerful monsters with unique abilities and motives that were revealed through their behaviors. TBH I stopped reading at ch 62 but may as well put this here.

 

[groudonvert]

I'm sure there are some discrepancies with the novel, but this has a lot of smaller problems. It's very clear that the writer put a lot of effort and thought into it, so major props for that. The concept is good, it's interesting to see someone really having to live as a monster rather than being completely humanoid. In the first half or so of the series I really liked the explanations of different strategies during combat.

The biggest problem is the characters have no depth. From the beginning the mc gave the impression of playing a game rather than fighting to survive and she sometimes states values as if she believes in them but her actions show otherwise. The introduction of the parallel wills and other characters just made things much worse. I think the writer eventually felt that the introduction of more characters was necessary and the parallel wills may have been a result of that, but with the writer's skill set it would have been better to focus all their attention on the main character. Also the wills decreased the agency of the mc.

The scaling was not great. Earlier on in terms of stats the mc was powerful, but always gave the impression of being one strike away from dying and would somehow be at low hp despite not having taken many attacks, then she would spam her self-harming abilities like it was nothing. There's definitely too many skills, that much is obvious. You could probably get rid of 80% of them at least and it wouldn't be a problem. Two skills are particularly problematic: the mp as hp skill and the immortal skill. Both of those significantly decrease the feeling of suspense during combat. The leveling and skill ups at convenient times were quite a bit too much. It's fine if it happens sometimes, but it became very repetitive, along with the "I would have died if not for x" events and explanations.

The powerful monsters of the labyrinth were far more intriguing than the more humanoid powerful characters in the later half. The taratact queen was far more menacing than the little girl demon king. I would rather there have been many more powerful monsters with unique abilities and motives that were revealed through their behaviors. TBH I stopped reading at ch 62 but may as well put this here.

The Perseverance skill that you mention as MP to HP skill is what allowed her to do some stuff she wouldn't have been able to without it. Attacking Mother (and Ariel) wouldn't have been possible. Surviving Ariel's second attack wouldn't have been possible either.
The immortality skill is not as strong as you think it is. Yes you're immortal, but if your body is destroyed and you have no way to regenerate yourself... well you're screwed. And you're still immortal inside the system, attacks from outside the system can still kill you (like the attack Ariel used on her the second time and Potimas' robots).

For the rest, the source material is a Light Novel where the author takes time to developp every characters (and the world), something the manga decided of not doing for some reasons.

 

[Infinity577x]

The Perseverance skill that you mention as MP to HP skill is what allowed her to do some stuff she wouldn't have been able to without it. Attacking Mother (and Ariel) wouldn't have been possible. Surviving Ariel's second attack wouldn't have been possible either.
The immortality skill is not as strong as you think it is. Yes you're immortal, but if your body is destroyed and you have no way to regenerate yourself... well you're screwed. And you're still immortal inside the system, attacks from outside the system can still kill you (like the attack Ariel used on her the second time and Potimas' robots).

For the rest, the source material is a Light Novel where the author takes time to developp every characters (and the world), something the manga decided of not doing for some reasons.

It's up to the writer whether she can win without it. We don't know how much raw damage either of their attacks do, the writer just made it up so they can easily just make them do less damage or just give her more health rather than meaninglessly adding an ability that just makes damage even more vague and combat less suspenseful by adding an alternate way that she can survive despite not having health.

I fully understand the weaknesses of the immortality skill, but having it is worse than not having it. Having it necessitates that there be weaknesses that otherwise wouldn't need to exist, such as attacks from outside the system, as well as significantly decreasing the suspense of combat. When a character has so many ways of avoiding death it just becomes "which skill will allow her to avoid death this time?" rather than what she actually does while fighting.

I don't fault for the original writer for any discrepancies.