Treasure Seeker: The Eyes That See All

• Counterattack
• Super Power
• Urban

• Ep. 1
  Finn Cole is preparing for a significant day, likely his wedding to Rue Leed. However, their conversation suggests that Finn might be having second thoughts or cold feet, as he seems distracted and unenthusiastic. Meanwhile, another character, possibly a coworker or friend, teases someone named柳柏 (Liu Bai) about being lazy and sleeping on the job. The scene then shifts to Finn and Rue discussing their plans for the day, with Finn mentioning that he has already taken the afternoon off for their scheduled event, implying that they are indeed getting married. Despite some initial hesitation, they decide to proceed with their plans. Throughout the dialogue, there are repetitive phrases, such as "我走" (I'm leaving), which may indicate Finn's inner turmoil or uncertainty about his decision. The conversation is fragmented and lacks clear context, but it appears that Finn is struggling with commitment issues or doubts about his relationship with Rue.
• Ep. 2
  Finn's fiancée, Rue, is upset with him for always prioritizing his friend, Dong Feng, over her. She feels neglected and unimportant, especially when Finn immediately rushes to Dong Feng's side after he gets into a car accident. Rue accuses Finn of being immature and having no consideration for her feelings. Meanwhile, Dong Feng's accident may not be as severe as initially thought, with some speculating it might just be a minor scrape. The conversation reveals the complicated relationships between Finn, Rue, and Dong Feng, with tensions running high.
• Ep. 3
  Finn Cole and his fiancée, Rue Leed, have a heated argument. Rue tells Finn not to leave, but he insists on walking out the door, leading to their breakup. After the accident with the vase, Finn discovers he has gained remarkable appraising skills. He meets Mia Shaw, who helps him develop his talent. As Finn's abilities grow, he attracts attention from notable figures like Ken Cork and Phoebe Lowe. Meanwhile, Rue seems to be plotting something with Tom Judd and Zach Walker, but Finn is one step ahead. With his newfound power, Finn outmaneuvers them, leaving Rue regretful. Finn's journey as a treasure seeker has just begun, filled with unexpected twists and turns.
• Ep. 4
  Finn Cole is involved in a heated conversation with someone, likely a business partner or acquaintance. The discussion centers around a valuable item called "天经词" (Tian Jing Ci), which the other person claims Finn damaged or destroyed. The person demands compensation of 1 million, but Finn argues that the item is fake and worth only 500 yuan. The conversation escalates into a shouting match, with both parties exchanging insults and threats. The person accuses Finn of being arrogant and trying to take advantage of them, while Finn insists that he did nothing wrong. The argument ends with the person telling Finn to leave and never come back. It appears that Finn's actions have led to a significant conflict, potentially damaging his relationships and reputation. The outcome of this confrontation is uncertain, but it seems likely to have far-reaching consequences for Finn and those around him.
• Ep. 5
  Finn Cole's life takes a dramatic turn after his breakup and accident. He gains exceptional appraising skills and helps Mia Shaw amass a fortune. Finn forms connections with notable figures like Ken Cork and Phoebe Lowe, outsmarting Rue, Tom Judd, and Zach Walker in their schemes. In a surprising encounter, a woman asks to sleep over at a man's house, but he refuses, leading to a heated conversation. The woman reveals she has been wronged by someone, likely a romantic partner, who didn't even bother to change her nickname after three years together. Meanwhile, another character discusses a new batch of high-quality raw stones with someone, hinting at a potential lucrative opportunity. With limited quantities available, the characters consider visiting the location to explore their luck and possibly uncover a rare "emperor green" stone.

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