Once Upon a Time in the Northwest: Treasure Hunting

In the early 1980s, in a small northwest county, a nameless street boy lived like a wild dog. Hungry and cold, trampled under people's feet, life is worse than a pile of garbage. No one thought that this "little bastard" who didn't even have a name would be picked up and taken home by a lame old man collecting rags. A bowl of hot mush and a ragged quilt gave him a name - Shi'er. No one even knew that those eyes that were struggling to make ends meet in the garbage dump actually hid a shocking secret. By chance, he dug out a tattered book from a pile of rags. Since then, his eyes have changed - he can see what is behind the wall, he can see the light on ancient objects that others cannot see, and he can see the secrets that have been buried underground for thousands of years. That snowy night, his adoptive father was beaten to death in front of his eyes. He crawled out from the pile of dead people and headed west, walking into Dunhuang, walking into Lop Nur, and walking into the two-thousand-year-old city rising from the ground. There, he met a man who had lived for two thousand years and received the true inheritance of the Sky Eye. But after taking revenge, he discovered that his adoptive father's death was far from over. The shocking secrets from thirty years ago, the huge crimes in Beijing, and a real murderer who is still at large - everything is waiting to be revealed by these eyes. From the northwest Gobi to Beijing Liulichang, from the streets of Shenzhen to the black market of Hong Kong, the legend of a street kid has just begun. Those eyes that can see through everything, what else can they see? No one knows. But those who owe blood debts all remember that day - a young man walked into their territory carrying a torn sack.