The writer Su Wan moved into an old house on the outskirts of the city where no one dared to live in order to avoid pressing manuscripts. While writing a manuscript late at night, she bumped into a translucent woman in white—Lu Zhiyu, a florist who died in a car accident three years ago. Her soul was trapped in her old house, waiting for the roses to bloom. Su Wan is the only person in the world who can see, touch and "nurture" her with his body temperature.
From then on, Su Wan had a quiet shadow reader beside her manuscript, and Lu Zhiyu's waiting room had someone who could warm milk and water the flowers with her. She couldn't write sweet articles, so she watched the sunset with her; her soul and body were unstable, but she never left her, her two hearts quietly beating.
But crises came one after another: plagiarism rumors, the demolition of the old house, and Lu Zhiyu's soul collapsed and lost his memory. Su Wan's eyes turned red: "I want you to live and be with me as a human being."
The mysterious old man said that soul transformation and rebirth require a sincere sacrifice, and the success rate is less than 50%. Su Wan said without hesitation, "I do."
The glimmer of light gathered, and she finally had a heartbeat and temperature. Later, they opened "Yu Wan" flower shop. She wrote stories and she packaged bouquets.
I wish you the rest of your life, it's just the right time to come late. The moon will bloom, people will stay, and love will come year after year.
Purpose: Through the encounter between the sensitive writer Su Wan and the soul stranded in the world Lu Zhiyu, the work expresses the core idea that love can transcend life and death, heal loneliness, and create miracles, and conveys the positive values of two-way redemption, cherishing the present, and treating others with warmth.