I Thought It Was a Bad Ending, but It Turned into a Happy Ending

Humbly asking you to add this to your to-read list: The Story of the Scrap Boss's Wife and Her Faith in Science. Blurb at the very bottom. Dichang Weilai finally achieves the lovers' triumph of "we may not be born on the same day, month, and year, but we can die on the same day, month, and year" after going through countless hardships. All that's left is to shed two tears and leave behind one last, beautiful smile before departing this world in a tragic ending, when the heavenly beings show up. The whole tone changes... P.S. While writing this, the terrible author reread a few old stories and fell in love with that old-school style all over again. You sweeties know what that means. The whole story has now been heavily revised, so it might be a little better, but traces of the old-school style will remain. Consider this your warning. Also, there are more personal interpretations than you can shake a stick at. Take it seriously and you'll lose. Blurb for The Story of the Scrap Boss's Wife and Her Faith in Science: I, Wagatsuma Wakana, have a happy family, a handsome, wealthy husband, and an adorable, well-behaved daughter. I never have to worry about the cost of food or daily necessities, and all I have to do each day is look beautiful. Then one day, while I was fretting over which dress to wear to the upcoming ball, our home was broken into. What did you say? My husband is a demon? You could be wearing hanafuda earrings and I still wouldn't believe in superstition! Theme: The clash between technology and cold weapons