Chen Xi held up a giant claw about a foot long and couldn't help but admit that ancient wildlife truly abounded. While a crab growing to the size of a compass was indeed shocking, its meat was undeniably delicious.
"Living off the land and water has its perks. If Yuan Shao doesn't show up today, we'll continue feasting on meat dishes this afternoon. We can alternate—fish after chicken. Didn't we bring plenty of dried Donglai fish?" Chen Xi said with a cheerful smile, reassembling the remnants of the crab into a complete shell.
During the morning at the riverbank, Chen Xi had nearly been attacked by the creature, but now it was served on a plate. Regardless of its size, in this era where there were no pesticides or hormones, even if it were a monster, Chen Xi estimated it to be an all-natural and pollution-free delicacy—even if the seasoning left something to be desired.
