Eye of the Divine Doctor.

Summary

The maritime auction is characterized by aggressive bidding, with participants aiming for high bids without hesitation. Zhou Zheng faces a fierce environment, quickly adapting to bid 88.88 million and later 94 million. He scores a valuable Buddhist scripture for 170 million but finds the competition too intense for further bids. A counterfeit bronze wine cup catches his eye, prompting him to inflate its price to 100 million, believing in a potential tenfold compensation. Ultimately, he secures it and later bids 460 million for a painting, spending most of his funds. The auction concludes with a surprise reveal of four hidden items, generating excitement among attendees.

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