Song Tan’s Chronicle - Chapter 131.2

The chubby bee, stuck between Qiao Qiao’s palms, was wriggling frantically. Its fluffy, striped body still had traces of pollen under the light, looking adorably cute!

Tan Tan felt something wasn’t quite right.

Suddenly, she realized, “Qiao Qiao, you’re always carrying Big Bear around. Where are her babies? It’s been a month, why haven’t they hatched yet?”

Wasn’t the bumblebee queen supposed to hatch and raise her young within a month?

Qiao Qiao was stunned, too.

He released his grip, watching Big Bear crawl up his palm. Confused, he muttered, “I don’t know…”

Tan Tan turned around, retrieved the box from the shelf above the storage shed, and opened it. The unqualified queen, Big Bear, didn’t even react.

Sigh, aside from eating and flaunting its charm (its rear), it was completely useless.

Opening the box, she saw a bunch of half-grown bumblebees squirming around with not a trace of pollen or nectar. Clearly, Big Bear had been getting so fat and lazy lately that it didn’t even gather food for its babies.

Tan Tan: …

No wonder, even with spiritual energy nourishing them, they hadn’t grown properly. Though she hadn’t expected these bumblebees to do much work, they were just too useless.

Given the circumstances—

“Qiao Qiao, next time you go live, bring Big Bear along. Let her play in front of the camera.”

After all, it had to contribute something to support its young — no hesitation about it.

Zhang Yanping almost choked on his honey water.

Even Big Bear had to be exploited for its looks. His sister was truly committed to not “keeping idle people.”

So, what about him?

Would he still have to work tomorrow?

Should he go dig bamboo shoots or head to the mountain and start digging pits?