In Yizhou City, Li the Carpenter set up his stall today as usual.
Though in terms of identity, he no longer needed to earn money through craftsmanship. After all, despite still bearing the title of refugees, once Du Chengfeng raised the rebellious flag, his initial followers also rose in status—much like the Yang family, who now constantly drilled and trained as if they had already conquered Yizhou City.
But for Li the Carpenter, he was still more accustomed to doing some woodworking.
Perhaps at first, he only did carpentry to earn a living, but after decades, he found it hard to distinguish whether he did it just to earn a little extra for the household or because he genuinely loved the craft—he only knew that he couldn't relax like old man Yang, nor could he indulge himself like Mr. Liu. Only with some work in his hands could he find peace.
Thus, under Li the Carpenter's tireless creativity, those little trinkets he carved quickly piled up into a large collection.
