After graduating from university, young Ning Shuisheng originally planned to follow in his grandfather's footsteps and enter the antique trade. However, an encounter with a Hong Kong buyer introduced him to an entirely new and previously unimagined industry: the sale of mysterious artifacts. This buyer, Ma Changjue, came from a family with substantial business interests in Hong Kong, spanning real estate, telecommunications, media, and even a talent agency representing some of the most famous artists in Hong Kong and Taiwan. Ma Changjue's background made him perfectly suited for the bizarre business of selling supernatural artifacts. Wealthy individuals of high standing often placed great importance on mystical beliefs and fortune-telling. If you told them a dragon's horn had been discovered deep in some ancient forest, they would stop at nothing to acquire it, placing it in the most auspicious spot of their home to worship, hoping it would bring blessings to future generations. This is the very reason the occult artifact trade exists. Yet when Ning Shuisheng entered this field, he discovered the crucial difference between occult objects and ordinary antiques: behind each artifact lies a heartrending story. If one fails to grasp these hidden truths, the dealer risks walking a path to ruin. Along this journey, Ning Shuisheng encountered situations beyond his wildest imagination-heartrending tales of love, heinous crimes that provoke utter disgust, tangled ties between the living and the dead, and the enduring, inescapable entanglements of human nature.