[Urban fantasy] + [X-ray vision] + [Stone gambling] + [Antique appraisal] + [Finding hidden treasures] + [The value of all things] + [Multiple heroines]
Also known as Ten Thousand Yuan from the Start: Get a G-Class and Go Home for the New Year!
Lin Che worked at the Ruili jade market. After refusing to help his boss pass off fakes as genuine, he was knocked unconscious and dumped in the scrap area.
His forehead struck a raw stone, and blood seeped into his eyes. Through the agony, a line of floating numbers appeared before him:
[Newly mined raw stone from Mowanji, containing icy-grade imperial green jade, worth 8,640,000 Chinese yuan]
“Xi-jie,” a livestreaming stone gambler, happened to arrive at the scene.
She brought 100,000 yuan in cash to challenge the market, claiming she had never once been wrong in her ten years of experience.
Yet the moment she met Lin Che’s gaze, she agreed to wager against him without hesitation.
“What are you betting on?”
“I bet that your ten years of experience can’t tell what’s hidden inside this stone...”
Lin Che’s bloodstained eyes were as calm as still water, but beneath that calm lurked a bone-chilling coldness.
One cut split the stone, and emerald light burst out. The whole crowd fell silent.
Xi-jie had lost.
The 100,000-yuan wager became Lin Che’s “blood money,” and she became the first witness to his rise.
And that was only the beginning:
He found legendary jade in discarded scraps and unearthed a national treasure, an authentic masterpiece, among waste paper at a ghost market.
He saw future trends in technology exhibition halls and made waves in the financial world from the shadows.
When secretive global families and financial tycoons came bearing priceless treasures, bowing to ask him for “a look,”
Lin Che simply raised his eyes, calm as ever:
“Don’t rush. Let me first see...
what you’re worth.”
[See the value of all things] + [Global strategy] + [From gambling on stones to tipping the scales of civilization]
These eyes can see through anything, and this is a scale that can weigh the value of all things.
Well written and highly recommended! The rating could be higher!!