In the carpentry profession, talent alone is certainly not enough. Li Qingxin's rapid progress is largely due to her heartfelt passion.

Although this love was mixed with the pressures of life and a desire to repay Chen Jun.

In less than a month, she painstakingly created nearly a thousand handicrafts from scratch, even though most of them had relatively simple structures.

Through daily efforts, the account 【Legendary Carpenter Li Qingxin】 now earns an average of 200+ yuan per day through live streaming, short videos, and e-commerce.

This is after deducting the fees for the photographer and editor.

Since live-streaming sales rely on organic traffic, the revenue from this aspect is relatively small.

After releasing two short viral videos, Douyin's fan base on the platform gradually accumulated to 4.6.

Although it doesn't meet the minimum requirements for advertising, the increase is still quite alarming.

As for other platforms, they are gradually being launched as operations progress further.

Compared to other boring and dull craft bloggers in the same field, Li Qingxin is quite active.

From initially knowing absolutely nothing, I now have a deeper and deeper understanding of carpentry.

He is entirely self-taught.

Those long-time fans who have been following her closely can see that her skills improve noticeably every few days.

This is simply unbelievable.

"It seems to be a little short of becoming a true viral sensation."

Watching Li Qingxin work diligently, Chen Jun pondered silently.

Although the account ID is rather abstract, the content is serious, and all the handmade items are practical everyday items.

To attract attention, the only option is to develop in the direction of being large and sophisticated.

However, due to its grade, the Woodcutter's Hut does not currently offer more professional tools.

Li Qingxin's technical skills are still insufficient to meet the needs of some more sophisticated designs.

"Hello, Master!"

"Master, I'm here."

As Chen Jun was pondering this, he heard a few children's greetings from behind him.

After greeting Li Qingxin, the children all looked at Chen Jun and politely called him "Brother" a few times.

It's the weekend, so the children came early this morning to learn their craft.

However, to Chen Jun's surprise, in addition to the three apprentices he had previously recruited, several unfamiliar faces also came along.

They weren't shy at all; as soon as they entered, they ran up to Li Qingxin and stared at the kitchen cabinet she was making.

"Master, these are my classmates, and they also want to learn carpentry from you," said the first boy Li Qingxin recruited.

"No problem. Let's start class after I'm done here."

Although her language was still rather old-fashioned, Li Qingxin was no longer as flustered as when she first started working, even when facing so many unfamiliar children.

At this moment, several elegantly dressed young women walked in one after another.

It is obvious that they are the mothers of these children.

Seeing Chen Jun there, one of the women, who looked familiar, greeted him, "Boss, it's perfect that you're here today. I've brought you some business."

"Welcome, welcome," Chen Jun greeted him with a smile.

"Your little house has changed so much. When my little bear enrolled, it didn't have this many things."

Xiao Xiong was Li Qingxin's first disciple.

His mother was a reasonable woman who was not only easy to talk to but also generous.

When registering, Chen Jun weighed the options and proposed a fee of 90 yuan per hour.

Since this was his first time accepting apprentices and offering courses, he had reserved some room for negotiation on the price. However, the other party had no intention of haggling and simply took out a bank card to purchase 300 hours of lessons.

The two students recruited later were also charged the same price.

On average, the Woodcutter's Hut can generate more than 20,000 yuan in revenue per month just from teaching.

And now, if the negotiations go smoothly, that number could double again.

"As the woodcutter's hut continues to grow, we will constantly replenish our tools and try to provide more comprehensive services."

Chen Jun responded in a very formulaic way.

"Boss, if my Huihui signs up, will she be as good as Xiaoxiong? The Luban lock he made last time even amazed his school teachers."

One of the children's mothers asked a question, her words filled with envy.

Little Bear's current experience level has reached Lv2. Although his overall progress is far slower than his master Li Qingxin, he is definitely a force to be reckoned with among his peers.

The precise cutting of the mortise and tenon structure alone is already a testament to skill.

What's frightening is that he was only eight years old.

It was probably under this visual impact that classmates signed up for the resort one after another.

"As long as the child is diligent enough and learns well from Master Li, anything is possible," Chen Jun commented objectively.

In a sense, Li Qingxin didn't have much to teach these children.

Their progress depends more on their own diligence.

Even the most foolish child can become a master if they can work hard enough.

The mentor's role was primarily to provide them with encouragement on a spiritual level.

After Chen Jun's words, the willingness of the young women in front of them to sign up increased dramatically.

Although the current education system in China is mainly exam-oriented, it would be even better if one's child could master another skill.

Moreover, as can be seen from Little Bear's case, Woodcutter's Hut is not just a simple hobby class, but one that can actually teach you something.

Led by Chen Jun, the group arrived at the resort's waiting room and quickly finished discussing the registration details.

The parents of the four children each decided to recharge 300 class hours to test the waters first.

In just one morning, 100,000 yuan in cash was in hand.

"Mr. Chen, that's all for today. We'll come back to pick up the kids this afternoon."

After paying, the young women prepared to leave for the time being.

Since most of their homes are not far from the resort, only about a 40-minute drive away, the round trip is not too troublesome.

Before leaving, seemingly recalling a bad experience, one parent casually complained, "The resort's environment is quite nice, but the main entrance is too remote; you have to take a long detour to find it."

"Yes, the navigation led me directly to another small, winding road. After driving for a long time, I realized it wasn't the main entrance and I couldn't find the way in at all."

Another parent chimed in.

He does not mean that.

Chen Jun, who was standing nearby, immediately recalled that some comments on the internet had mentioned similar issues.

Especially for first-time visitors who come specifically for the resort, it's easy for the navigation to lead them astray.

While most people eventually find the right path after going through many twists and turns, this is definitely an area for improvement for resorts.

However, the roads along the way do not belong to the resort's property and cannot be modified as easily as the internal buildings.

This made Chen Jun fall into deep thought.

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