The Weigher: a Lost Pearl in the Ocean

Shen Heng guarded the Hengji grocery store left behind by his grandfather, collecting rags, being laughed at, being broken up by his girlfriend due to poverty, and being marked out from the family tree by his brother-in-law Shen Wanshan. Until he received a rusty copper weight and bound it to the [All Things Valuation System]. From then on, everything in the world has a line of true value floating above its head. He can see the buried value in what others see as rags; he can recognize the moisture in the treasures that others are fighting for. The enamel vat in the second-hand street sells for fifteen dollars on the market, but its real price is three thousand eighty. The scrap copper tires from the factory can be bought for a few dozen yuan, and then turned around and turned into millions. But these eyes that saw the true value also involved him in a century-old case. The palm of the last generation of the Republic of China disappeared, and the token "Heart of Scale" was broken into seven pieces and scattered among the people. The organization behind the scenes, "Heng Lu", is secretly collecting the pieces to monopolize the pricing power of this industry. In Shen Heng's hand, he held the most important pieces. From being slapped in the face on the neighbor's treasure appraisal day, to gambling with the agent of Henglu in the teahouse; from returning home to snatch the piece from the uncle who keeps the temple, to finding that he has become a pawn in someone else's game. Step by step, Shen Heng grew from a trash that was looked down upon to a person in charge of balance. What is underestimated will eventually be seen. This is His scale and His Word.