Eye of the Divine Doctor.

Summary

In a contest over antiques, Hu Qi Long, an experienced antique dealer, is challenged by Zhou Zheng, who presents three items for appraisal. The first item, a statue initially perceived as a wooden sculpture, is revealed by Hu to be an ivory carving, valued at millions. The second item, a luminous pearl, becomes a point of contention when Zhou exposes Hu's previous sale of it, questioning its authenticity and damaging Hu's reputation. The crowd becomes agitated as Hu's credibility is challenged. As the appraisal continues, tensions rise, highlighting the intricate dynamics of the antique trade and the stakes involved in this contest.

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