Touch an Object, Form a Game

Wei Jiang touches a dead person’s keepsake at a secondhand market, and a three-second vision flashes before his eyes: someone killed the watch’s owner.

He thinks it’s just a coincidence, until he touches a wooden box.

The battered box cost five hundred yuan. Inside are evidence of a share transfer made before a corporate group went bankrupt three years ago, an old seal, and a missing chairman’s secret.

Tomorrow, that company goes up for auction with a starting bid of twenty million. The man ready to take it over is Gu Hengshuo, who has fifty million in hand and intends to win at all costs. Wei Jiang’s bank balance: 47,326 yuan. But he touched that wooden box. As long as he touches an object, he can see true scenes from its past. He can only do this once per object. And what he saw this time is worth fifty million.