Eye of the Divine Doctor.

Summary

Zhou Zheng examines a bronze mirror believed to be from the Wei Jin period, noticing its intricate floral design and the Eight Trigrams diagram. The mirror's value is uncertain, and its owner, Li Shun Dong, hopes to sell it for a substantial amount. They discuss Li's interest in adopting children from a struggling family, which Zhou uses to manipulate the situation. As they move to a private room for further discussion, Zhou reflects on the historical context of the Three Kingdoms period, noting the scarcity of valuable items from that tumultuous era. He contemplates the potential significance of the bronze mirror, suspecting it could lead to something more valuable.

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