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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

All National Treasures, You Call This a Private Museum? is a Chinese urban fantasy short drama about Xu Ning, a struggling antique shop clerk who gains supernatural appraisal abilities. The series follows his rise from poverty to wealth through high-stakes antique hunting and jade gambling, culminating in his mission to recover lost national treasures for a private museum.

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All National Treasures, You Call This a Private Museum?

Drama facts

Genres
Urban Fantasy, System, Antique Collection
Region
China
Status
Completed
Episodes
144

The Struggling Clerk and the System Awakening

The story begins with Xu Ning, a dedicated antique shop clerk who has spent ten years in the industry yet remains impoverished. Facing the dual pressures of unemployment and financial hardship, his life changes dramatically when he binds with the 'Great Collector System.' This supernatural interface grants him the ability to spot hidden treasures, appraise items with perfect accuracy, restore antiques, and even track down lost artifacts. This system serves as the catalyst for his transformation from a marginalized worker to a master of the antique world.

From Panyuan to the Imperial Treasures

Xu Ning’s early adventures take him to the bustling Panyuan market, where he uses his new abilities to uncover hidden gems among ordinary goods. He successfully identifies rare items such as ancient coins from the Qing Dynasty, a Qianlong-era snuff bottle, and the elusive Xiwang Shuangong coin. He also recovers a rare Ziyun inkstone once owned by the famous scholar Ji Xiaolan. These victories not only bring him wealth but also allow him to silence the mockery of those who once looked down on him.

High-Stakes Jade Gambling and Cultural Repatriation

Expanding his operations, Xu Ning travels to Pingzhou in Guangdong province to engage in high-stakes jade gambling. His god-like eye allows him to cut through raw stone and secure billions in high-quality jadeite. With his newfound wealth, he shifts his focus to cultural preservation, using exported porcelain to negotiate the return of overseas-lost cultural relics. This phase marks his transition from a personal collector to a guardian of national heritage.

The Ultimate Goal: A Private Museum of National Treasures

The narrative culminates in Xu Ning’s grand ambition: to establish a private museum dedicated to preserving China’s most valuable national treasures. Having mastered the art of collection and restoration, he embarks on a legendary journey to recover lost artifacts from around the world. The series concludes with his successful creation of this museum, solidifying his legacy as a modern-day guardian of history.

Cast and characters

Unknown

Frequently asked questions

What is the main theme of All National Treasures?

The series focuses on urban fantasy, specifically the genre of 'system' dramas where the protagonist gains supernatural abilities to excel in the antique and jade markets. It also heavily features themes of cultural preservation and national pride.

How many episodes are in the series?

The short drama series consists of 144 episodes in total. It has been completed, allowing viewers to watch the entire story from Xu Ning's humble beginnings to his establishment of a private museum.

What kind of system does the protagonist use?

Xu Ning binds with the 'Great Collector System,' which provides him with skills in spotting hidden treasures (jianlou), authenticating antiques, restoring damaged items, and tracking the location of lost historical artifacts.

Sources and further reading

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