I'm Not a Fat Sheep

In Ping'an City during the rainy season, Shen Huaijin, a retired cultural relics restorer, picked up a crimson wooden box in a community trash can. The chilong jade in the box was old-fashioned and exquisitely crafted. With forty years of antiquity experience, he concluded that it was a leak dropped from heaven. But this is a trick carefully laid out by the fraud gang: craftsmen use old jade remnants to chemically age, and use laser engraving to imitate ancient jade. The gang divides labor to track down, pretends to be auction house collectors, and uses high prices as bait to buy privately. They prey on the old man's greed for profit and want to prove his eyesight, and hunt him down step by step. An old friend figured out the scam, and the police took advantage of the situation. Ji Yan, a young detective, goes undercover and breaks into an underground counterfeiting workshop to face the temptation of the counterfeiting boss; Shen Huaijin pretends to be greedy for money and cooperates with the acting, turning from prey into a chess player. Scams never only steal money, but also the thoughts and obsessions of ordinary people. It is easy to identify jade, but difficult to discern the heart. The only solution to all scams: Don't be greedy and never take the bait. New bait is dropped in the street corner trash can, but the game is not over yet.