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

Summary

In a heated exchange, Hu Lu confronts Zhou Zheng over being called illiterate despite his prestigious university graduation. Zhou Zheng defends himself, claiming his Buddhist beads and jade pendant are valuable, explaining the high market worth of agarwood. Hu Lu, skeptical, questions Zhou Zheng's claims about his antique shop's profits. Zhou Zheng counters by asserting his shop's significant daily earnings, criticizing Hu Lu's narrow perspective on wealth. As tensions rise, Zhou Zheng encourages Hu Lu to research his shop, hinting at the possibility of embarrassment for doubting him. The dialogue highlights themes of pride, knowledge, and the perception of wealth.

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