Ideals are fragile, unable to withstand the onslaught of realistic interests.
In today's Lingjiang Central Region, millions of craftsmen have gathered, yet only a very small number of them wish for their children to follow in their footsteps.
Even those craftsmen willing to let their children inherit their skills stubbornly believe that what they teach is hundreds or thousands of times better than what any academy could provide.
Even if there are one or two craftsmen's children who want to enroll in an academy, they are often persuaded to return by their families.
"The children are naive; the academy wouldn't teach them anything real."
Almost every child taken back by their family has heard this kind of advice, which is directly responsible for the decline of the Craftsmanship Academy's admissions office on Golden Avenue.
