The ancestral teachings are strict: the wealth must be dispersed within ten days, otherwise the power will be exhausted.
Zhan Fei, a senior high school student, possesses the lost spiritual root of "God's Eye" and is taken into the world of stone gambling by his second uncle. The first level is to distinguish stone skin, the middle level is to detect jade veins, and the upper level is to illuminate people's hearts. Every time you advance to a level, you need to practice the ancient adage of "Xia Xia Xing Ming": use your eyes to identify treasures, and use money to help those in need.
At the northern border of Myanmar, he met the escaped eldest daughter Xue Ruofeng. She is a descendant of a jade family, and she knows the veins of minerals but has trouble discerning people's hearts. From testing each other to trusting each other in life and death, the two jointly broke through stone gambling scams, family conspiracies, and industry shady stories. Faced with the precious treasure "Red Spirit Pearl" that can break the ancestral oath, Zhan Fei chose to seal it up: "If the chivalrous bones need external objects to maintain them, they are not true chivalrous bones."
From the underground casino to the international treasure appraisal platform, from the Yunmen mine to the urban business sea. In ten years, he founded the "Jianzhen Pavilion" and established rules: if the monthly reading does not exceed three, three points will be taken for profit, and seven points will be used for charity. When AI treasure appraisal is on the rise and live-streaming of goods is rampant, he sticks to the last link: human beings are good and evil, and machines cannot judge them.
This is a history of the growth of modern knights. What the clairvoyant eyes see is never stones, but greed, anger, ignorance, pride and suspicion; what is scattered is never money, but the worries in the heart. When the divine pupil has been trained to the depths, there is no gambling in the stone, no greed in the dice, and only the ups and downs of the fireworks in the world are peaceful - then I realize that what really needs to be identified has always been my own heart.