I'm Just an Ordinary Craftsman

Li Zhibai, a senior graduate who became unemployed after graduating from Sunset Major, opened an online live broadcast room to build handcrafts for himself in order to make money for postgraduate entrance exams. He occasionally DIYed and made a famous claim that "as long as you pay, you can build anything." However, netizens did not buy it and said that the master of UP was very good at matching the colors. If placed at home, the cats would be frightened. Two coins cannot be more than two coins. Just when he was at the end of his rope, he received a private message from a netizen. The other person expressed that he admired his aesthetics very much and wanted to ask him to make a designated order. Li Zhibai: How can we craftsmen give up for five buckets of rice? But he said he admired me! The customer asked for authentic bamboo and paper crafts instead of expensive materials. So, in order to make ends meet, Li Zhibai embarked on the road of researching strategies during the day and live broadcasting crafts at night. He has built difficult high-speed railways, communication towers, and high-voltage power towers. We also made low-level optical cables, routers, and a complete set of small household appliances. He also made some strange models of gold mountains, silver mountains, and imperial tombs according to customer requirements. When he was sprinting for the National Palace Museum model to be one of the top 100 UP owners at the end of the year, his front door was suddenly kicked open. Li Zhibai, who likes to carry silver bracelets, saw his arrest warrant on the grounds of illegal smuggling and driving up prices in the prefecture, causing a financial crisis? Wait, is there something wrong? He is just a preparatory student who is doing handicrafts! Mission: Infrastructure changes destiny, both above and below ground