Lin Chen's life hit rock bottom on graduation day: he was unemployed, his grandmother was seriously ill, and the 200,000 yuan surgery bill hung over him like a blade at his throat.
In despair, he spent ten yuan at a street stall on a pair of old black-framed glasses no one wanted, just to have something to remember.
The moment he put them on, the world changed
X-ray vision plus antique bargain hunting: a poor young man's ultimate comeback! The gears of fate began to turn.
But these “X-ray eyes,” which could see through an artifact's true nature, could only be used five times a day. Overuse brought stabbing pain and dizziness.
He found national treasures among street-stall junk, hunted down overlooked treasures at auctions, restored priceless artifacts thought lost forever, and traced forgotten history.
From betting everything to save his grandmother to becoming the “hidden billionaire” both revered and feared across the industry, Lin Chen relied on just one principle: in my eyes, prices never
lie.
The grit forged in desperation became a calmness that could see through everything.
While the entire antique world was asking after the mysterious, rising “King of Bargain Hunting,” Lin Chen had already slipped behind the scenes. Before him now lay a world of history and wealth far
deeper and more astonishing.
