Hu Jin, who had just been promoted from apprentice to craftsman a few days ago, blushed and was eager to tell Zhao Hanzhang that he was not yet qualified to take on apprentices, but facing Zhao Hanzhang's gaze, he didn't dare to speak.
This hesitation kept him silent because Zhao Hanzhang said, "As long as you can teach one craftsman to have your current skills, I'll give you a small share of the bookstore. If you can teach a hundred craftsmen like yourself, I will give you the bookstore as a family heirloom."
Hu Jin opened his mouth wide, looking at Zhao Hanzhang in disbelief, "Really?"
"Truer than gold," she smiled and said, "If you really earn this bookstore, including all assets such as the engraved blocks, I won't touch anything. I will only take away those hundred craftsmen. As for the rest, they can choose for themselves. If they are willing to follow me, then they can; if they want to follow you, I won't stop them."
