Ban Chao, a low-income household selling leeks on Tianan Street in Beijing, was called a waste by his ex-wife and looked down upon by his neighbors.
Until one day, he cut his hand in the Forbidden City, and a drop of blood awakened the 600-year-old dragon vein.
A broken tea cup that had been used for ten years was transformed into a Ming Dynasty Chenghua chicken cup.
The purple clay pot that was accidentally thrown was actually Gu Jingzhou's original work, and the broken pieces were worth millions.
The title deed to that dilapidated courtyard that no one wanted was stamped with the royal seal of Emperor Guangxu.
The ex-wife came back crying and begged for reconciliation: "Old classmate, give me another chance..."
Ban Chao took a sip of tea and said calmly: "Are you worthy?"
Late love is worthless than grass, and you can't reach the waste you once had.
