Jiang Chen, an antique shop owner who was heavily in debt, unexpectedly received a pair of "eyes of value" that can see through the value of all things when he was at the lowest point in his life. From then on, his life began a legendary counterattack. With this magical skill, he accurately picked up the missing pieces in the antique market, made a fortune in the stone betting field, strategized in the brutal business war, and even rejuvenated himself, becoming a generation of miracle doctors. He founded the "Chenxing Group", and his wealth and reputation increased day by day. In the process, he gained true love with Su Wanqing.
However, beneath the brilliance, the mystery of the mysterious disappearance of his parents lingers. A clue leads him into a life-or-death showdown with the mysterious transnational organization "Sky Eye Society". The other side of the world is revealed - the "awakened ones" with supernatural powers, the ancient conspiracy to pursue power, and the ultimate secret concerning the destiny of mankind.
In fierce life-and-death battles, Jiang Chen's abilities continued to evolve, and he finally realized the true meaning of "value is not seen, but created." He ceases to be an observer of value and becomes its definer. He gathered allies from around the world, destroyed the evil empire, and saved his family and the world. But at the peak of power and power, he resolutely chose to return to ordinary life, seal his divine power, and stay with his lover for the rest of his life. The work ultimately explains: After seeing through the countless wealth in the world, it is far less valuable than protecting and accompanying the person next to you.
Reader comments
Good five-star praise
Too much nonsense written
A lot of nonsense, not much to attract people, so I can only give it 30 points.
Good👌🏻Interesting book
Failed at the start
Chapter 17 is too poisonous
The villain becomes arrogant when he succeeds
After reading chapters 17 and 18, a normal person would probably not be interested in reading any more.
Good five-star praise
Too much nonsense written
A lot of nonsense, not much to attract people, so I can only give it 30 points.
Good👌🏻Interesting book
Failed at the start
Chapter 17 is too poisonous
The villain becomes arrogant when he succeeds
After reading chapters 17 and 18, a normal person would probably not be interested in reading any more.