After my girlfriend's betrayal, I inherited the Blood Eyes of the Heavenly Eye.

Summary

In 1860, British and French forces invaded the Old Summer Palace, looting cultural relics, including zodiac animal heads. An American dealer bought three for $1,500 in 1985, auctioning them for $230,000 each, profiting immensely. By 2007, the horse head sold for nearly 70 million. At an auction, bidders, including Zhou Zheng and a foreigner, fiercely contested the remaining heads. Tensions rose as Zhou Zheng raised bids to reclaim these national treasures. Amid accusations of financial impropriety, Zhou Zheng revealed he had funds secured with the organizers. He confronted the auction's integrity, claiming a previously won item was counterfeit, highlighting the ongoing struggle for cultural heritage.

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