Jiang Wan, a woodcarving craftsman, once passed through the book and became an inconspicuous and weak princess in the corner. The original owner had no relatives and no reason to be bullied, and her body was exposed in the wilderness not long after the opening chapter.
In order to change her destiny, Jiang Wannu disguised herself as a man and resumed her old career, becoming a folk woodcarving inheritor.
The young lady can't afford a dowry, so here is a set of Pisces Beads furniture, with cheap raw materials and exquisite style!
If you accidentally break your mother-in-law's puppet, then you have to wait and re-make it, and the maker won't be able to tell the real thing from the fake one!
A new restaurant has opened. We work with the decoration master to create various themed private rooms with wood carvings, which is as poetic and picturesque as a fairyland!
Wood carving was gradually admired by people, and Jiang Wan also made a lot of money. However, he was targeted by a playboy who jumped out of nowhere, and started a life of constant fighting with each other.
The dude said: Where did this little girl come from? She looks delicate and frail, but her craftsmanship is exquisite (provocative ing)
Jiang Wan said: If it weren't for the fact that you also like wood carving, I would have kicked you long ago (speechless)
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Everyone knew that the current prince, Chu Chengyu, was not only talented in literature and military skills, but also had a face that confounded all living beings. It was a pity that he got married early and also married the useless orphan of the Jiang family. Fortunately, the prince ignored him and even asked him to move out of the East Palace and stay in an empty room.
All the official ladies laughed at An Xi, until one day they saw the aloof prince holding a piece of wood and carving it carefully, "Madam, do you think this is okay?"
"It's okay, he can be regarded as my apprentice."
The next second the prince pulled the princess into his arms, "Madam, what are you to me?"
Purpose: Inherit wood carving culture