Tang Ranran, the son-in-law of the Shi family, is recognized as a loser in appreciating treasures. Until he casually pointed out at his father-in-law's birthday party that the Ming Dynasty gilded Buddha statue worth tens of millions contained a note about his mother-in-law's affair and half a bloody jadeite. The reckoning of black humor begins with a treasure appraisal that subverts everyone's cognition.
