The Treasure Eye

Lin Xiang has strong moral principles, but she's an illegitimate daughter. Her mother made it her mission to seduce wealthy men and wreck their families, earning herself a terrible reputation. Just when Lin Xiang thinks she'll spend the rest of her life under the shadow of that original sin, she suddenly awakens a supernatural ability: she can see through everything in the world, even jadeite rough that even the gods can't judge. From then on, she gains both fame and fortune, and proves every bit her father's equal. Please don't check my rankings. Reader's guide: 1. The heroine has strong moral principles, very strong ones. I'm firmly on the side of the legal wife, so I won't vilify wives or legitimate children. 2. The heroine isn't a business prodigy. She won't independently build a huge business empire or know how to run one. She just likes to act harmless while keeping the best things for herself. 3. The male lead isn't a tall, rich, handsome chairman or CEO of a major business group, nor is he a nobleman's son. Of course, he's not short, poor, and ugly, either. 4. A thoroughly authentic gambling-on-stones story. Completed works: The author's home, Mian Tuanzi: