Chen Ping, a mountain forager, awakens a divine eye. Wild ginseng, imperial green jade, bronze swords, golden nanmu: the value of everything in the world is laid bare before him.
A piece of “worthless wood ear fungus” sells for twenty thousand, and a “withered wildflower” goes for two hundred thousand.
The village bully laughs at his supposed stroke of luck, then turns around and shoves his grandfather off a cliff.
With his final breath, his grandfather tells Chen Ping a shocking secret.
That night, clutching his grandfather's cold body, Chen Ping kowtows three times beneath the moon. The flames of revenge blaze in his heart.
Only later does he learn that his eyes can see not only the value of all things, but also the demons lurking in people's hearts.
From a mountain village to the provincial capital, from a poor farmhand to the young master of a hundred-billion-yuan fortune, he finds his biological father, only to discover that the girl he saved has long since begun to look at him as more than a brother.
Clear structure and engaging story