Eye of the Divine Doctor.

Summary

In a negotiation between Zhou Zheng and Ma Liang, Zhou Zheng remains uninterested in a pile of antiques that Ma Liang offers, seeing them as low-value items despite their research significance. Ma Liang attempts to entice Zhou Zheng with a Western Han turquoise-gold ornament, which is actually of lesser value than he claims. Zhou Zheng plays along, pretending to find value in it while cleverly negotiating for more advantageous terms. Ultimately, they agree to a deal involving the transfer of items to the Yuan Palace Museum, showcasing Zhou Zheng's strategic bargaining skills and Ma Liang's misjudgment.

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