Dasheng Carpenter

When he woke up, Lin Yu, a first-class registered architect, became the most failed carpenter in the Dasheng Dynasty. The workshop his father left behind had a debt of thirty taels, and three days later the creditor came to take possession of the house. Five old craftsmen, three old saws, and thirty beech logs. This is the entire family fortune. Fortunately, I have a copy of "The Record of the God of Craftsman" in my arms. The panel reads: I am a beginner in tenon and tenon jointing, and I have not started carving yet. The only skill I have is sawing materials with my hands - but it is only a rough workman. Starting from an armchair, the Lin Family Woodwork's signboard lit up again. The beech wood was bent into a crescent moon, the dovetails and tenons were driven into it at 65 degrees, and the paint was applied six times. The first customer sat on it, closed his eyes, and didn't pay back the price. From Xishan Town to Lin'an City, from the beams in the ancestral hall to the imperial mausoleum hall, from a government house to the Wanshou Boundless Screen on the Hall of Supreme Harmony. What he wants to do is not to pay off debts - to let the world know that wood can be worth more than gold. "There is no life or death for trees, and there is no end for craftsmen."