Heath now understood that these so-called Mt. Coronet Soybeans were simply a variety of soybean grown on Mt. Coronet. Marketing accounts and food bloggers had hyped them to the skies, and their price was outrageous. The money for half a kilogram of Mt. Coronet Soybeans could buy over a hundred times that amount of ordinary soybeans. Heath did not know what to say. After all, to him, these Mt. Coronet Soybeans looked more or less the same as any other soybeans. Still, Heath knew that was only his own impression. He had never eaten them, so he could not comment. Fortunately, this was an easy problem to solve. He only needed to buy some and try them.
"Food bloggers, huh? With so many marketing accounts raving about them, I actually find it a little strange." Heath yawned. These Mt. Coronet Soybeans were available through the Psyduck Merchant Guild, making them very easy for Heath to obtain. Besides, he was now a Diamond Member of the Psyduck Merchant Guild. Not long after he placed his order, an Alakazam appeared before him with his delivery: three whole kilograms of Mt. Coronet Soybeans. They had cost Heath quite a bit, but fortunately, Diamond Members received ten free uses of the Psychic type Delivery Service, which saved a great deal of time.
Still, having so many food bloggers praise these soybeans made Heath a little wary. After experiencing the information bombardment of his previous life, he knew that something everyone praised was not necessarily good. It was a very simple principle, especially when online influencers promoted something en masse. Take some of the trendy pastries influencers recommended, for example. They praised them to the skies, but Heath had regretted trying them after just one taste. They were not even as good as the pastries