Those who study economics know very well the fearsome giant that is Rothschild, and similarly, those involved in antique collection are all too familiar with the Big Qi Tong Bao.
For thousands of years in Huaxia, it's been one of the top fifty treasures, extremely precious, with fewer than three discovered to date, and only two existing in the world.
One was found being kicked around as a shuttlecock by children in the countryside and is known as the Four-Eyed Big Qi.
The other was held by a noted figure of the Qing Dynasty and is known as the Chipped Corner Big Qi.
It's said that the Four-Eyed Big Qi discovered on the shuttlecock was auctioned off during the Republic of China era for the staggering price of 300,000 Mexican Dollars, which today would be more than fifty million.
The Coin in Ye Ling's palm, could it possibly be a Big Qi Tong Bao?
How is this possible!
