All-Seeing Eyes: Rise in the Antiques World

Lu Chen is a debt-ridden street vendor in the antique market. After his father's death from illness, he is left with a broken bowl and a pile of mysteries. In a chance transaction, he discovers that the broken bowl is actually a genuine Ming Dynasty official kiln piece, which activates the "All-Seeing Eyes"—a pair of magical eyes that can see through the authenticity of antiques. But these eyes can only be used 5 times a day; using them more causes splitting headaches. Lu Chen originally intended to turn his life around by picking up bargains, but he offends the local bully, Cripple San. Cripple San cuts off his supply, smashes his stall, and kicks him out of the auction group, leaving him with no way out. Meanwhile, Zhou Mingyuan, a friend of his father's, suddenly appears and reveals that his father had discovered a huge cultural relic smuggling network and left behind a key piece of evidence, the "Self-Statement Slip." However, before Lu Chen can get the evidence, Zhou Mingyuan is silenced. Lu Chen realizes that his father's death was not an accident. He teams up with auction house manager Su Wanqing and the mysterious old man Lao Qian. While dealing with Cripple San, they investigate the truth behind his father's wrongful death. As the investigation deepens, he finds that he is facing not only local bullies like Cripple San but also the association's vice president, Zheng Boyuan... — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: All-Seeing Eyes: Rise in the Antiques World — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠