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A Beekeeper in a Magical World - Chapter 9

Chapter 9: Showdown!

Hua Mi remained composed and said, "This batch of Moon Slumber Honey will probably be ready in less than ten days. I didn't deceive you, and you'll taste it for yourself when it's done. Speaking of which, you should feel honored to be the first Pixies in the world to ...

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A Beekeeper in a Magical World - Chapter 8

Chapter 8: The Seven "Pixies"

Hua Mi couldn't see what was approaching through the swarm of bees, but she could feel the bees' heightened agitation, indicating a perceived threat.

"I can't just abandon the beehive... Besides, if there's any real danger, I can immediately open a worm...

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A Beekeeper in a Magical World - Chapter 7

Chapter 7: The Unexpected Guest

Hua Mi continued his transformation of the forest bees.

This time, he successfully transformed thirteen bee swarms in one go, leaving only seven swarms yet to be transformed.

It was evident that he had become much more skilled at this.

"My...

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A Beekeeper in a Magical World - Chapter 6

Chapter 6: The Hundredfold Evolution


Hua Mi couldn't believe it; he had woken up in the middle of the night! The bees had already returned to their hives, and the forest was silent except for the sound of insects chirping. It was incredibly peaceful.

Lazily reclining on...

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A Beekeeper in a Magical World - Chapter 5

Chapter 5: The Forest Swift Bee

The appearance of the worker bee hadn't changed much. Its body was still predominantly yellow and black, but the colors had deepened, and its wings had become thicker, no longer transparent, with black lines covering them.

One could sense its vitality...

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A Beekeeper in a Magical World - Chapter 4

Chapter 4: Breaking the Cocoon

At first glance, this reagent seemed to be used to induce biological mutations.

"What is a mutation?"

In simple terms, it's a change in biological traits.

And it has to be on a genetic level, inheritable traits.

Some mutations are ben...

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A Beekeeper in a Magical World - Chapter 3

Chapter 3: The Mutagenic Elixir

Hua Mi quickly moved thirty beehives into position.

Traversing back and forth didn't cause much discomfort, but he felt a bit dizzy and queasy. After a short rest and a few spoonfuls of honey, he felt better.

The thirty beehives were neatly arra...

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A Beekeeper in a Magical World - Chapter 2

Chapter 2: The Moonlit Flowers

Plop!

Cough, cough...

Hua Mi stumbled to his feet, shaking off the dust and scanning his surroundings in the rustic wooden cabin.

The place appeared to be abandoned for quite some time. It contained only a table, a wooden bed, and was cover...

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A Beekeeper in a Magical World - Chapter 1

Facing bankruptcy, a beekeeper crosses over into a magical fantasy world, gaining the ability to control bee swarms. Leveraging magic, he cultivates diverse mutant bee species: efficient honey-collecting...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 200

Since the offer of surrender had been rejected, the only option left was to launch an attack.

In theory, the safest approach for an attack was to lay siege and wear down the enemy. The high ground was treacherous, and a direct assault would undoubtedly result in significant casualties. Howe...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 199

Emerging from the halls of the National Assembly, Lucien immediately shifted into full oration mode. He began reciting every word that Napoleon had used to berate him back in the day, as if to showcase the grandeur of the French language to Napoleon himself. He continued until Napoleon, somewhat ...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 200

Since the offer of surrender had been rejected, the only option left was to launch an attack.

In theory, the safest approach for an attack was to lay siege and wear down the enemy. The high ground was treacherous, and a direct assault would undoubtedly result in significant casualties. Howe...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 189

As the Russian army rapidly approached the French lines, just beyond the effective range of the French Minié rifles, Napoleon widened his eyes, "Isn't this our strategy?"

"General, over the years, many have tried to imitate our tactics," Exelmans remarked with a raised chin, "but no matter...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 198

Before long, the Duke of Brunswick received the latest intelligence: right across from them, there was a formidable defense, like an impregnable fortress, manned by the nightmare with the same name, Joseph Bonaparte. In the previous battle, this dread figure, Joseph Bonaparte, had been struck by ...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 197

The military-industrial complex had its unique encryption system, allowing swift information transmission through the national economic signaling network. On a day by the riverside, where Napoleon and a few officers were picnicking and fishing, he received a message from the military-industrial c...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 196

As the sun dipped below the horizon, the once bustling battlefield gradually fell into an eerie silence. During the first half of the night, the moon was absent, leaving the entire battlefield shrouded in darkness, with only the hushed whispers of the night wind.

Between the French and Prus...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 195

Now that the focal point of the attack was established, it was time to get to work overnight on essential tasks. Demining, for instance, was crucial to ensure a successful assault early the next morning, and that meant demining operations had to be carried out through the night.

Fortunately...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 194

Not long after the first round of simultaneous fire, these ten large cannons unleashed a second volley. This round of fire once again caused dozens of casualties and threw the Prussian army into chaos. Everyone knew they couldn't stay there and take the cannon fire, but they had no clear plan of ...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 193

While Joseph verbally said, "I will consider it," he had no intention of weakening the defenses to gain an advantage when the British cannons had yet to arrive. If the British cannons were not yet in place, then it was crucial to strengthen the turtle shell as quickly as possible.

Joseph ha...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 192

So, Joseph was forcibly given the title of "Commander," and with the Red Army and a batch of supplies donated by the "Military Union," he headed towards Verdun.

When Joseph arrived in Verdun, the garrison there was in a state of panic due to the loss of their commander. Fortunately, the sur...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 191

A messenger dispatched by Napoleon delivered a letter to General Suvarov. In the letter, Napoleon first praised the indomitable spirit displayed by the Russian army in battle, then he pointed out, "There's really no need for a war to resolve the issues between Russia and France. Young men from bo...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 190

The shells descended in a high arc, making it almost impossible for them to bounce effectively. These shells, intended for Napoleon, were prepared by Joseph and would once again change the role of artillery—a crucial weapon called shrapnel. At first, Joseph had grand ideas of developing high-ex...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 188

The experiment with explosives to destroy the barbed wire had been quite successful, but the plan to drive away the sheep and trigger landmines was abandoned after just one trial. During the experiment, they had simply set off a firecracker among the sheep, causing the entire flock to scatter in ...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 187

If it were just a simple rope net in front of them, it wouldn't pose much of a challenge. They could easily cut through it with a knife or even climb over it. However, as Ivan and his men approached, they realized it wasn't a rope net; it was a mesh of iron wires.

What made matters worse wa...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 186

Early the next morning, the Russo-Austrian coalition launched a tentative attack on the French positions, just as any historic day during the "History of France" show would dictate. Naturally, it began with artillery fire, the purpose of which was to destroy various obstacles in front of the enem...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 185

As the continuous flow of unfavorable news from the North painted a grim picture, in the South, on the Italian battleground, Napoleon faced the challenge of Austrian and Russian forces.

The dynamics of Napoleon's campaign in Italy and the Austrian attack differed from his previous conquests...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 184

Since the Austrians and Russians were taking their sweet time, Napoleon decided to lead his troops directly into Austrian territory. He wanted to keep the Austrians from idling around with nothing to do.

But Joseph stopped him.

"Napoleon, I'm not here to interfere with your military d...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 183

Since the French showed no sincere interest in peace, the negotiations for a peace treaty had fallen through. It was evident that the British weren't too keen on peace either, as their longstanding policy of maintaining a balance of power in the European continent couldn't tolerate the rise of a ...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 182

The battle did not end with the collapse of the walls. The British knew they had stirred the hornet's nest among the Irish, so they fought with exceptional ferocity. In the end, the First Division emerged victorious, but not without suffering hundreds of casualties.

The high casualty count ...

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The Fox of France - Chapter 181

The first outpost fell almost effortlessly. Even after capturing the outpost, a supply convoy entered, mysteriously becoming prisoners of the partisan forces.

They seized a large haul of supplies, including food, clothing, weapons, ammunition, medicine... an assortment that left the soldier...

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