I Can Extract Abilities from Antiques

What the hell, the heroine in Chapter 16 was blinded by her blind date? What plot, ****

What I hate the most is when the protagonist starts a business and someone else lends you money, but you don't want it, and then the other person insists on giving it to you, and the protagonist says it's your share. Why do you have to share it with others when you clearly have money?

It's been more than thirty chapters and I haven't even extracted a single skill. It's so lonely.

When writing this kind of novel, the protagonist is described as so noble? I still have the ability to work for others.

It's this kind of thing that's always handed in. Why don't you leave it alone and open your own museum in the future? Don't hand your front foot over to Christie's for the back foot.

You don't charge for repairing things, and you return the favor to the store. The store is yours. Are you always saying that you are short of money and your skills are worthless? So damn cheap

Congratulations to the host for extracting Jia and Zhang from ancient paintings of the Tang Dynasty. Ding: Congratulations to the host for extracting the deaf old lady from the sarcophagus.

Does the protagonist collect it himself or only sell antiques? Does the protagonist do the work himself or for someone else?

I've been keeping the antiques, but there's no hint of any abilities gained.

Such an old subject matter, this belongs to the revival of literature and art