The Beekeeper in a World of Magic

The main character's name is awful; if your synopsis included it, you should have just stated that the main character's name. I wouldn't even want to click on it.

😁I personally believe that if it continues to be written well, it will definitely become a high-quality read; After this book gained some popularity, the comments section started to be filled with hostile remarks. People were even being attacked for the title itself. I think the title doesn't matter, as long as the story is engaging.

To be honest, I was drawn to this book by its title. When I played Starbound FUmod, my favorite thing was beekeeping, and I also watched some documentaries about beekeepers on Bilibili, which made me very interested. This book truly embodies beekeeping, and the parts that combine farming with the breeding of various bee species are my favorite and the most enjoyable to read.

Seeing honey for sale makes me want to vomit; this is just too toxic. After transmigrating, the protagonist's only thought is to make money selling honey in the modern world instead of researching and improving himself in another world to live a low-key modern life. In reality, with the appearance of this kind of sleep-aiding honey, someone like the protagonist, a nobody, has no choice but to hide in another world for the rest of their life (if they want a peaceful life).

The rhythm and creativity are good, but the fact that the story is just about selling honey and bees is a bit awkward. The main focus of this story is on the other world, so Earth takes a supporting role, mainly serving as a logistical base. A sleep aid product with no side effects costing 300 yuan for a month's supply is unreasonable, given the insufficient production volume.

Honey can make you fall asleep in minutes. Believe it or not, if someone reports you, the Food and Drug Administration will be in trouble in no time. These kinds of fast-acting sleep aids are controlled substances. The police will take you to the government.

I got stung by a wasp today, so I'm giving up on this book; I just can't continue reading it.

I can watch it, but when you buy such potent honey containing a date rape drug in the real world, didn't you consider the legal risks? You think you can just say it's been tested and has no special ingredients and that's enough? Something that will make you collapse in minutes after consumption—do you think people are stupid?!

No, can Qidian hold authors who commit adultery accountable? It's so annoying! Can't this be a criminal offense? 😒

First of all, I'm just a freeloader, so I apologize in advance. Well, based solely on the otherworldly storyline, this is excellent source material. But adding the bizarre element of returning to reality to sell honey makes it a dilemma—a situation that's neither satisfying to consume nor worth discarding.