The Divine Heir

It's All About Gains And Losses

"This material is good, it should be worth at least thirty to fifty thousand dollars."

Now thirty to fifty thousand was not that much to Irving. He bought this piece of material simply to verify his own perspective ability. But he also knew very well that gambling on stones relied on luck, and winning or losing was all on fortune. It was just because he had the power of perception that he had more luck. And Irving knew that such a power couldn't be made known to everyone.

"Mr. Irving, this piece of material is okay. If you don't want it, sell it to me." As the manager of a jewelry company, he naturally wanted emeralds whenever he saw them.

Irving thought for a while, and one of the tasks assigned to him by the company was to purchase some materials. The standard was two hundred thousand, which could be more, but not less than fifty thousand.

Now this piece of material accounted for almost half. If they went out to buy it, it would definitely be more expensive than this. This piece of