Eighty-Year Treasure Appraisal: the Wild Army Young Master's Favorite Goes to Heaven

She is an abandoned rural woman whose ex-husband smashed the family heirloom jade bracelet and almost sold it to a fool. After being desperate and fleeing to Beijing, she was penniless and starved to the point of fainting, but she relied on her ancestral eyesight to spot an authentic Xuande stove from the Ming Dynasty on a street stall. Su Nanzhi didn't rely on crying or begging, but with one pair of hands and one pair of eyes, he just tore a way out in the mixed antique shop. He is the actual leader of the Huo family. He is a retired soldier. He is cold and cruel, and the most distrustful of people. However, he just stares at her "eyes that cannot deceive." Three ginseng sticks were handed to her. She closed her eyes for three seconds and judged the authenticity with one finger. From then on, she was responsible for judging fraud and slapping people in public, while he was responsible for protecting the field and clearing up future troubles. Panjiayuan, Liulichang, and the black market arena, she shocked the city's experts with her true skills time and time again, and she also put together the broken jade bracelet step by step. The secret text that appeared on the inner wall of the jade bracelet actually led to the old case of the massacre of a treasure-appraisal family in the late Qing Dynasty, and connected it to a blood promise that the Huo family had kept for forty years. She wants to retrieve the Su family's things, and also clear the Su family's eyes. He wanted to protect her, and he also wanted to find out the truth behind the golden ring with the word "nuo". This is an age-appraisal story about an abandoned woman using her eyesight to counterattack the gods, and a cold-faced military commander protects his wife all the way to the end.