The Craftsmanship of a Great Nation

The writing is quite good, but that can't compensate for the weak plot. The female lead is weak, cries, and pretends to be stupid to outsmart the protagonist—this is repeated over and over again. Everyone else is portrayed as idiots, as if the entire world's IQ has dropped ten thousandfold.

Why didn't you finish writing it?! Why leave it unfinished?! It's so good! I've already read all your books, they're so good!

Paying tribute to the passing down of China's five thousand years of civilization

The main story of "The Great Craftsman's Spirit" is that Yan Xu obtains the Craftsman's Soul Token from his uncle, meets the Craftsman's Soul—Gongshu Ye, and travels around to pass on those lost skills. There are five stories in total, and the one that left the deepest impression on me was the stonemason's story.

I sincerely hope that Yan and Xu's relationship can blossom into happiness.

Two votes. Wishing you a Happy New Year!

Is voting for your old books still effective now?

It's so satisfying to finish reading the complete book; following the story is just too suspenseful. Ah, it must be because the author's writing is so good that it attracts a whole bunch of bookworms.

Every time I read Seventeen's works, I stay up all night. It's almost 4 a. M., And I've only read about a third of the story, but I'm already incredibly moved! For those people, for that sincerity, for that emotion! Thumbs up!

The restoration craft is passed down, allowing lost techniques to reappear. The male protagonist, whose surname is Gongshu, represents the continuation of Lu Ban's spirit and skills. The mute stonemason is truly endearing! I hope there will be more stories about Shi Buyan's growth later on. He's a true pillar of his family.