A Lowly Minion from the Start, with HP Stacked to Graham's Number

Wow, this is amazing! The score is so low! I almost missed it 😳😳 The more I read, the sleepier I got; the latest chapter featured an endless series of battles. It was rather frustrating.

It's alright, above average for this type of story. After all, isn't the point of reading these kinds of stories to enjoy the creativity? Don't be too demanding. Anyway, this one suits my taste quite well. Tomato's other works in this genre are either too overpowered, making them uninteresting 😅, or they're full of clichés.

Plot: The protagonist recruits a queen bee, who can summon minions to help the protagonist stack layers of power and create potions. They also recruit goblins, who farm equipment. The protagonist kills monsters and other players to stack layers, acting as an NPC to sell the equipment farmed by goblins and the queen bee's honey and potions to the player.

To: Everyone By the time you see this short essay, I should have already finished writing it. Last night you asked me if I would write you a short essay, and I asked under what circumstances. Actually, I know that if I did write you a short essay, you would be happy because of it. I don't know how to write a short essay because I always write long essays.

I regret that this is a very good book, but my values don't allow me to continue reading. I'll stop at Chapter Eleven, the Master-Servant Contract. Perhaps it's due to my personality, but in Chapter Eleven, I felt the protagonist was despicable. He directly killed me, leaving me speechless. After all, life and death are the simplest and most direct forms of release.

The cheat system is okay, but there aren't any fancy maneuvers. It's a little bit fun, but not really that exciting. It's just so-so. And later on, it will transform into human form. The wasps will stay, but... Well, I don't even look at the humanoid ones.

The author has already written quite well. Tomato is full of stories about finding gold in ten miles, and this book is already considered a medium-sized one. If it is well-written in the later stages, I feel that this book should be quite good.

Yes, yes, this isn't a copy-paste article. The plot is reasonable and the logic is clear.

I've read about 10 chapters and it seems alright. I'm opening a comment section to record some questions. 1. "Health fully restored" means replenished to the maximum health. "Health returned to 270/360" cannot be said as "restored to 270," but only as "restored to 270."

This book is so good, it deserves five stars.