Treasure Hunting in the City: Golden Eyes from the Start

Jiang Hao, a migrant worker in the city of Modu, was fired and swindled out of his savings. His seriously ill mother urgently needed money for surgery.

His girlfriend broke up with him, his friends betrayed him, and his life hit rock bottom.

With nowhere left to turn, he unexpectedly gained a golden finger.

He could see the true nature of all things, appraising antiques as easily as reading the lines on his palm.

He found misprinted coins in junk heaps and unearthed priceless stamps at secondhand bookstalls.

What others saw as trash was the key to his soaring fortune.

Those who had mocked him were left dumbfounded, while unscrupulous dealers who had sold treasures for a pittance regretted it bitterly.

Starting out with just two hundred yuan, he soon handled multimillion-yuan antiques with ease.

His assets snowballed past ten billion, and he established a foundation to control the lifeblood of capital.

In the end, he uncovered the mystery of the Qin Mausoleum, ventured into interstellar civilization, and ushered in a galaxy-spanning age of treasure appraisal.