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All National Treasures, You Call This a Private Museum

全是国宝,你管这叫私人博物馆

This urban fantasy short drama follows Xu Ning, a poor antique shop assistant who binds with the 'Great Collector System' to recover lost national treasures. Starting from humble street stalls, he uses his system to identify rare artifacts,赌石 (gamble on stones), and repatriate cultural relics, ultimately aiming to build a grand private museum.

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All National Treasures, You Call This a Private Museum

Drama facts

Genres
Urban Fantasy, System, Drama
Region
China
Status
Completed
Episodes
144

The Protagonist's Humble Beginnings

Xu Ning is a dedicated antique shop assistant who has spent ten years in the industry but remains impoverished. He faces the constant threat of unemployment and the heavy burden of daily life, struggling to make ends meet in a competitive field.

Despite his hard work and experience, Xu Ning is often looked down upon by others due to his financial status. This sets the stage for his dramatic turnaround as he seeks a way to change his fate and prove his worth in the antique world.

The Great Collector System

In a moment of crisis, Xu Ning unexpectedly binds with the 'Great Collector System'. This system grants him supernatural abilities, including the power to spot hidden treasures, authenticate artifacts, restore damaged items, and track down lost collectibles.

With these new powers, Xu Ning begins to achieve remarkable success. He identifies rare items at street stalls, such as Qianlong snuff bottles and Xiwang Shanggong coins, and uses his system to authenticate and restore them, turning a profit and gaining recognition.

From Street Stalls to High-Stakes Gambling

Xu Ning's journey takes him to Guangzhou's Pingzhou area, where he engages in jade gambling. Using his system-enhanced vision, he successfully identifies valuable jade stones, amassing hundreds of millions in profits.

His success in the jade market allows him to expand his operations. He begins using exported porcelain to repatriate overseas-lost cultural relics, demonstrating his commitment to preserving national heritage and his growing influence in the antique world.

The Ultimate Goal: A Private Museum

Driven by a grand ambition, Xu Ning sets his sights on building a private museum to house the national treasures he has recovered. This goal represents not just personal success, but a contribution to cultural preservation.

The drama traces his path from a struggling assistant to a legendary collector, highlighting his use of the system to overcome obstacles and achieve his dream of creating a space where these treasures can be appreciated and protected.

Cast and characters

Unknown

Frequently asked questions

What is the main premise of 'All National Treasures, You Call This a Private Museum'?

The drama follows Xu Ning, an impoverished antique shop assistant who gains supernatural abilities through the 'Great Collector System'. He uses these powers to identify rare artifacts, engage in high-stakes jade gambling, and repatriate cultural relics, ultimately aiming to build a private museum to preserve national treasures.

What abilities does Xu Ning gain from the Great Collector System?

Xu Ning acquires several supernatural skills, including the ability to spot hidden treasures (捡漏), authenticate artifacts, restore damaged items, and track down lost collectibles. These abilities allow him to succeed in the competitive antique market and recover valuable cultural relics.

How does Xu Ning's journey impact his personal life and career?

Initially facing unemployment and financial hardship, Xu Ning's life changes dramatically after binding with the system. He achieves significant financial success through jade gambling and artifact recovery, gaining respect and recognition in the antique world while pursuing his dream of building a private museum.

Sources and further reading

  1. All National Treasures, You Call This a Private Museum - MyDramaTime — MyDramaTime