#Gái Nghèo Xuống Núi Vét Tiền Mua Đá Cuội

Poor Girl Goes Down Mountain for Dowry, Finds Heavenly Eye That Appraises Billion-Dollar Treasures

Lin Xiaotang, a poor girl from Yunwu Mountain, had her grandfather save money for ten years just to buy half a "dowry stone"—mountain girls need jadeite for their dowry. To raise money for the other half, she carries wild ginseng down the mountain to work as a cleaner at an antique shop. On her first day, she causes trouble: she calls a customer's "top-quality jadeite" plastic and is scolded by the boss to leave. Desperate, Xiaotang shouts, "The green in the tattered stone at the shop entrance is ten times more real than this!" When the boss smashes the stone, a burst of green light fills the room—it's the "Imperial Green" that has been extinct for twenty years, worth a billion! Her "Heavenly Eye" shocks the antique circle: some send villas to ask for treasure appraisal, some send thugs to kidnap her, and even her mother, missing for twenty years, appears: "You're the Lin family's 'treasure-appraising immortal child. We sent you to the mountain back then to avoid being snatched by our enemies!" Holding her grandfather's wooden box, Xiaotang remembers his words, "What we want is someone who loves you," while her childhood sweetheart, hunter Ah Ze, is searching the city for her. Is the Heavenly Eye in her hand a blessing or a curse?