Great Zhou Luck Eye

When he was five years old, Liang Tai discovered that he could see the destiny of the world. He dug out the first medicinal plant from the mountain, earned 650 yuan, and bought a silver hairpin for his mother. At the age of seven, he was the first in the county examination and the first in the government examination. Some said he was a child prodigy, some said he was a disaster, and some said he would not survive twenty. Before his death, his mentor left a network map and told him: The boat is his own, but the wind is borrowed. When the court elder wanted to seize his family property, he picked up the scroll and headed north to Beijing. The counterattack of a cowherd boy, the fate and struggle of a pair of clairvoyant eyes. The fortune of the Great Zhou Dynasty is all in this eye.