After Resigning Naked, I Headed West

Lin Zhou, a 32-year-old middle-level employee in a large factory, endured seven years of endless overtime work, heavy mortgage loan pressure, and being tied up in his original family. The long-term mental internal friction drove him to collapse. He had no savings and a confused future, so he resolutely resigned. Chen Mo, a young boy, accompanied him all the way to the west, heading for the Jingxin City, which was said to be able to soothe pain. Along the way, the two of them were caught in dilemmas one after another. They were repeatedly pulled between the bottom line of life and the goodwill in their hearts, and saw all the joys and sorrows of good and evil in the world. Until she met Su Qinghe, who owned a teahouse, she had hit rock bottom for half her life, but with a few words she broke through his obsession that had trapped him for many years. It is written for every ordinary person who is trapped by internal conflicts in the workplace, bound by family ties, trapped by money anxiety, and constantly self-denial. This journey is not an escape, but a practice of facing oneself.