But Vivian's strength was still ridiculously great; she straight‑up dragged the still‑dazed Shen Sui into a shop by the street.
However, Vivian's excitement was instantly crushed into dust.
She slumped over the table, her long red hair drooping as well, looking like she'd just lost the meaning of life.
"So… nasty…" Vivian's voice was full of disappointment.
"It's not that bad…" Shen Sui ate another piece, blinking as he said, "At most it's just got no flavor."
"So nasty…" Vivian kept repeating.
"Can't be helped. The animals in this area can't be eaten lately. These chickens were slaughtered outside Lingnan and shipped in frozen." The owner said to Shen Sui, his face full of distress. "Any live livestock brought in from outside—once it enters this area, it'll grow bigger within a few hours."
"The flavor's gone bad, looks like business is getting worse too."
The boss sneered disdainfully. "Worse my ass, business at the port is booming."
