Rebirth: Living in Wilderness with My Superpower-Chapter 600 The Large Beekeeper

"Do bees conduct beekeeping? What do you think about raising bees around here?"

Bai Junjun looked at the little bees and had a sudden inspiration.

Li Wenli nodded in agreement, "Indeed, you can keep them, provided there’s flowers around here."

"Alright, let’s go flower picking."

Bai Junjun decisively nodded.

If beekeeping were successful, they wouldn’t just solve the lighting problem but would also have an endless supply of honey to enjoy. The mere thought was delightful!

Li Wenli saw how eagerly the young lady desired honey. Before she could dash off, he pulled her back and didn’t forget to take out a book titled ’Beekeeping 360 Questions’ from the Space.

"?" Bai Junjun.

"Beekeeping isn’t that simple, let’s study this thoroughly first," he said.

"Makes sense! Your collection of books is impressive!" Bai Junjun couldn’t help feeling envious.

It turned out Li Wenli possessed a Space of his own, but it was locked, allowing nothing but books to be taken out.

But having access to books was enough!

These were treasures from five thousand years of Shenzhou’s history! Owning one book meant owning the world, not to mention thousands upon thousands of books.

Bai Junjun began to wonder if Li Wenli owned an entire library!

Li Wenli smiled with curved lips but remained silent.

This book seemed to be the latest and most comprehensive beekeeping guide published in the Civilization Era.

They sat under the eaves, huddled together poring over the Martial Arts Secret Manual.

In the courtyard, little bees buzzed about, seemingly still confused by their surroundings.

Just like that, one read while the other explored, and for the time being, they coexisted in harmony and cooperation.

Junjun didn’t realize until she read the book how difficult it was to become a major beekeeper.

To start a bee farm, the most basic requirement was to have a plentiful source of nectar, that is, vast seas of flowers, as well as a water source.

But their courtyard was hardly more than a hundred square meters, with nothing but millennia-old wild grass.

It was nowhere near the conditions needed for beekeeping.

Bai Junjun felt a bit deflated at once, and Li Wenli pinched her hand.

"Didn’t someone say there are several flower seas on Famous Scholar Mountain? Let’s just go get some tonight," he suggested.

"But what about the water?"

Li Wenli glanced at the yard.

Part of the grass was already plucked bare by Bai Junjun, leaving only the naked soil.

Li Wenli pointed at the bare patch of soil, "We’ll bring water tonight as well, since we’re working in the Space, it doesn’t matter if we fail."

"Okay," Bai Junjun’s eyes lit up.

After they had planned out their actions for the night, their gaze returned to the busily buzzing bees, filled with affection.

But upon closer inspection, they were stunned—the already meager number of little bees had dwindled by half.

Looking closely, at the edge of the earthy Beehive, a sneaky green figure was clawing its way around, showing its teeth and dancing its claws.

It completely forgot it was a plant, creeping on the ground like a frog.

Every time a bee flew by, the plant would kick with its feet, stretch its roots, and with a big gulp of the Sepal mouth, the little bee was swallowed whole.

"Mosquito-eating Plant..."

A thick killing intent began to emanate from Bai Junjun.

Confronted with this overwhelming murderous aura, the Mosquito-eating Plant stiffened with a click.

Eh? Wasn’t this what the owner brought back for it to eat?

Bai Junjun, feeling irritated, grabbed the Mosquito-eating Plant and pulled it out of the Space.

If it stayed in there any longer, she feared even the last few bees wouldn’t be spared.

After coming out of the Space, Bai Junjun immediately relocated the Mosquito-eating Plant to the garden.

"You! Don’t bite the hand that feeds you, stay here and eat insects!"

"..." Mosquito-eating Plant, what happened to catching bugs for me to eat?

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