Dragon Son-in-Law.

Summary

The White Jade Tathagata, a rare treasure crafted from Hetian white jade, was auctioned starting at 30 million. Its lifelike carving and spiritual aura attracted wealthy bidders, driving the price to 200 million. Hidden within the statue was a relic, a priceless artifact for cultivators, rumored to enhance cultivation and solidify one’s heart. The Ning family, aware of the relic’s value and the danger it posed, decided to auction it. However, during the event, the lights went out, and the Buddha’s head was stolen. The thieves escaped in a black van, pursued by Ning Xue, Liu Xingchen, and Ye Quan. Ye Quan suspected an insider within the Ning family orchestrated the theft, as the clean cut on the Buddha’s head suggested premeditation. The incident highlighted the relic’s immense value and the risks it brought to those who possessed it.

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