Speaking of Spider Man, older people may rashly conclude: "Oh, is that the Spider Man from the vaudeville troupe?" In the past, there was a hut called Spider Man in the Sixth Ward of Asakusa, which displayed a man named Spider Man. A monster, this person's torso is only about four inches long, his hands are thin and long, his legs are shrunken and very short, and he looks exactly like a spider. He is a terrible disabled person.Indeed, in terms of horror, the protagonist of this story is no less than the disabled Spider-Man.However, the author has other intentions in using the spider as a metaphor.

An insect like a spider, just looking at it waving its eight furry legs, makes people feel creepy from the bottom of their hearts.It is cruel and cruel in nature, and extreme cases of cannibalism among the same kind are not uncommon, so two of them cannot live together.Even if it is a couple, the male spider has to watch the timing, and when the female spider is not on guard, he will rush up like a bird and complete the copulation in a panic; while the ferocious female spider, when facing her spouse, will take advantage of her not paying attention , opened his mouth and ate it in big gulps.What a creepy monster.

The cruel, ruthless and intimidating characteristics of the protagonist in this story are exactly the same as the nature of the spider (and it is a female spider). Therefore, I have set a title for the author-Spider Man. Another protagonist in the novel is a handsome, quick-witted amateur detective, and the story chronicles the detective's hate-filled, never-ending struggle with "Spider-Man."