Ino had to carve this page by himself no matter what method Iguli used, and he really hoped that Iguli would be able to make more unscrupulous efforts, and not just carry out the so-called efforts within the rules and regulations.

And it is necessary to abandon all shyness and shyness, even if others are unwilling, to do stalking, chattering, and not giving up until the goal is reached, in order to finally complete the difficult task!

Does this look familiar?

That's right, that's exactly the kind of excellent attitude that Iguli has when it comes to collecting stories!

What Ino hopes to evoke is that Iguli also invests such a positive attitude into the family carpenter's craft, so that he does not explicitly ask Iguli how to complete the task in a step-by-step manner, in fact, Iguli, who does not really take on the task as pressure, is the best time to give free rein to his subjective initiative, as long as his skin is thick enough, this allows him countless opportunities to keep trial and error.

And such an opportunity is very precious, if you really join the company to become a real carpenter, the guests will never be willing to be the object of the other party's practice, but whether it is in the work, or in life, unconventional means are often essential, and Ino hopes that Iguli can cultivate enough emergency ability for himself, or to develop Iguli's original cleverness into the carpenter's work!

You must know that in the eyes of adults of Ino's age, in fact, many things and many attitudes are the same way, and the various excellent ways of doing things that extend in the same way are feasible and common in many other fields that may be far apart, and the reason why Iguli has not been able to apply the flexible thinking when dealing with the story and also apply it to learning to become a qualified carpenter is simply because of the brain circuits that are easy to turn the horns, and he did not think of this in time.

And it's more because Iguli is not interested in learning carpenter's skills subconsciously, but just to respond to the task expected by his father Ino, so he has not been able to devote himself wholeheartedly......

This is just like many modern students who are tired of learning, the reason for the lack of motivation is that they do not realize that learning is for themselves after all, but mistakenly believe that the reason why they have to study hard is completely to meet the ardent expectations of their parents, the vanity of their parents, etc., thinking that the behavior of their parents saying that they are doing it all for their own good, is just an excuse for their parents......

But selfishly did not think deeply about it, even if limited by knowledge and vision, the set of standards that belong to the parents themselves may have long been outdated, but their original thoughts and hearts of hoping that their children will become better and live a more relaxed life in the future are not wrong at all.

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After this battle, it seems that Ino's original intention Iguli has been received.

After taking over his first printing plate, with the problems pointed out by his father, Iguli himself carefully observed the inside and outside here, and the problems pointed out by Ino have basically been matched with his own operation at the time, and even some problems that Ino did not mention, Iguli also followed the train of thought that Ino said at the beginning, and found it out by himself alone, all of which are small problems and small negligence that cannot be ignored!

Looking back now, the reason why Iguli handled his plate like this was entirely because he was apprehensive and unconfident, always thinking that it would not work here and that it could be better there, so he made major changes here and minor repairs there, but he didn't know that the work was modified more, but the defects would be doubled and multiplied, and he always wanted to be perfect, but he didn't know that more imperfections were being created......

In this process, Iguli naturally gained a lot, at least in the future, when he needed to deal with these problems, he was able to deliberately avoid them all in time.

And Iguri's unscrupulous means are in the same vein as the brute force he secretly ran to the tavern to eavesdrop on the story, although Ino himself said that Iguli should not expect him to give a clear guide to the process, but he did not prohibit Iguli from observing and stealing the teacher.

After looking at his failed plate, Iguli did not immediately devote himself to a new round of attempts, after all, Ino did not say that he had a time limit to complete it, which was much easier than his father Eno's nervous formal task.

And Iguli himself knows that for Ino's tight task, even if he is only responsible for helping to copy the text, he can also help a lot, but it is because he understands that he can help that Iguli knows that he can "leave the teacher" one day earlier, so that he can share the pressure on his father's shoulders even more!

Helping and sharing are fundamentally different.

If it is said that Iguli can only share the work pressure for his father after he reaches the standard of "leaving the school", the work of copying and transcribing as a helper before "leaving the school" is just a drop in the bucket for Ino's original workload......

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Iguli noticed that Ino's process of choosing a board, copying and writing, etc., was actually similar to all the steps he had done.

Burning the goose, does this mean that there is no problem with what Igul has done?

This is not true.

It's not that Ino doesn't write as well as his son Iguli, it's not an impossible problem, but from the absolute fact that Ino has so many works of art, Ino has already proved that Ino has a good artistic quality and a good font.

And even if Igul writes words, he is no longer a minority, but his font can still only be regarded as neat and good-looking, not even beautiful.

However, Iguri spent a lot of effort on the copying part that Ino didn't pay attention to, and tried his best to write the words transcribed on the wooden board beautifully!

At this time, in Iguli's opinion, he could find that the reason why Ino treated it simply was because Ino knew the importance of it, and he had already understood that all the fonts temporarily written on the wooden board were just simple drafts for his subsequent engraving work!

This shouldn't be a critical matter that requires too much effort to make it perfect, just an inconsequential detail.

From this alone, Iguli learned that as long as he can ensure that none of the words in the draft are error-free, this link is completely enough!

And his previous work actually wasted too much time, and he didn't notice that what he wrote was so different from what his father wrote, and it wasn't until this time that he learned this, which is enough to show how absent-minded Igul is!