Eye of the Divine Doctor.

Summary

A foreign collector named Ai Rui Ke is interested in purchasing a valuable statue, the Ran Deng Fo, which has a questionable origin. The seller, a man in black, is pressured to sell quickly due to potential legal troubles. Zhou Zheng, another character, unexpectedly enters the scene, offering a higher price of 600,000. Ai Rui Ke suggests the statue's stolen status complicates the sale, proposing a deal through an auction abroad, promising a bonus. Zhou Zheng, however, is adamant about not allowing the item to leave China, highlighting the tension between the characters over the statue's true value and its illicit background.

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