From Now On, Everyone Will Be Well

"Everyone is well in the future": Find inner order in the urban maze Introduction: Divorce is not the end of the story, but the real beginning of two lives. Lin Xubai believed that as long as he regained his first love and worked hard to climb up in the workplace, he could fill the huge hole after the breakdown of his marriage. However, amid the excitement of Vanity Fair and the ruins of old dreams, he was like a lost migratory bird. The higher he flew, the more weightless nothingness he felt in his heart. What he doesn't know is that his ex-wife Li Mo is quietly "resurrected" on the other side of the city in a completely different way. She opened a flower shop called "Xianyu". There is no grand narrative here, only the fragrance of the earth, the temperature of the pottery and the tranquility of the pages. Broken utensils were repaired with gold, dried flower branches were made into specimens, and every item was treated with tenderness - she no longer waited for anyone's redemption, but learned how to redeem herself. This is not a story about a broken mirror and a reunion, but a long practice about "how to reconcile with oneself." When Lin Xubai deleted her number by the misty river, and when she cleared the record of missed calls under the stars, they finally understood: the ferry of life is always crossed by oneself. "From now on, we'll all be well" uses a brush as delicate as a scalpel to cut through the emotional dilemma of modern urbanites. It does not sell anxiety, but only provides a kind of calm power - telling us that true perfection is not to find the other half, but to make oneself a complete circle. I hope you can be like them in the book, with the courage to end the past and the ability to start a new life.