Zhuang Rui is the hero of this play. He used to be a pawn shop employee. Because of an accidental robbery, he was unfortunately stabbed in the eye by a broken jade in the struggle with the robber. It is incredible that he has a pair of golden pupils after his recovery. From then on, Zhuang Rui reached the peak of his life. After an adventure, he broke the curse of fate, completed the challenge of life and gained true love.
Is "Golden Pupil" there? Kiyomi? Unfold, I'm curious. Does anyone really have Kiyomi? Kiyomi literally means that the pupil color is yellow, so it is called Kiyomi. Of course, there are people with yellow pupils in the world, and the pupil here refers to the iris. It is reported that people with cataract or glaucoma have yellow pupils. Slavs also have yellow pupils, but there is no one with yellow pupils like Zhuang Rui.
Golden pupils are not real. In the play, Zhuang Rui's golden pupil is like an eye, which can perceive the authenticity of antiques and the quality of jade, and has a perspective function. Therefore, the Kiyomi in Zhuang Rui does not exist in reality. Antique industry may have treasure experts who can distinguish the authenticity of stones, jade and other antiques, but it is different from Kiyomi. "Golden Pupil" is purely a writer's fiction.
The story of Kiyomi includes three frames: antique appraisal, love between men and women, and adventure. The whole story revolves around Kiyomi, Zhuang Rui. Judging from the characters and scene settings, the play should not be too boring. Looking forward to the opening of "Golden Pupil".