Eye of the Divine Doctor.

Summary

Zhou Zheng challenges Guo Zheng over the authenticity of a chicken blood stone, asserting it's fake due to its weight and quality. Zhou Zheng explains the counterfeit methods, particularly injection filling, which makes it hard to detect flaws. He dramatically tests the stone by throwing it into boiling soup, revealing a burnt glue smell, indicating it’s indeed fake. This revelation humiliates Guo Zheng, who initially dismissed Zhou Zheng's claims. The incident serves as a lesson in expertise and humility in treasure identification, highlighting the dangers of overconfidence in the antique market. Zhou Zheng's unique approach earns him respect, while Guo Zheng grapples with his mistake.

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