The Liang Dynasty’s Bargain King: My First Fortune Came from Selling My Father

[Gambling on jade, appraising treasures, spotting hidden gems, feel-good power fantasy] Yu Fei transmigrates to ancient times and immediately finds himself in a nightmare: his father has gambled away the family fortune, racked up huge debts, and nearly been sold off. Fortunately, he awakens the Blood-Eye System. From the start, he sells his gambling-addict father for 40 taels, then starts spotting hidden gems left and right: a worthless stone he buys for two taels brings in 45,000; a painting nobody wants turns out to be an original by the late emperor; a black stone statue selling for a few silver coins by the roadside is actually carved from imperial green jade. Even a shabby, one-legged incense burner from a farmhouse becomes one of his finds… Yu Fei only wants to spot treasures, make money, and have some fun becoming the richest man in the land. So why do the delicate young heiress, the aloof commandery princess with her nose in the air, and the mischievous princess keep flocking to his side? Keep your distance. Women will only slow down my money-making.