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The Moon in the Cage: His love is crazy and sweet "After signing the marriage contract, you are Mrs. Fu; if you dare to escape, the Wen family will be buried with you." His voice was as cold as ice, but his palms held her wrist paranoid, not allowing her to break free. After one year of marriage, he was a manipulative boss who was extremely controlling. He monitored her cell phone and sent bodyguards to stay with her at every step. Even if she said a word to someone of the opposite sex, his eyes would swell with sinister predation and punitive plunder. His breath was the scent of cedar mixed with tobacco that she was forced to be familiar with, and his gentleness carried an undeniable compulsion. She is the moon in his palm, seemingly held in the clouds, but actually trapped in a cage. Tolerating, testing, and planning to escape, she thought that there was only calculation and pain in this marriage that started from persecution. However, in his clumsy gestures of kindness after his anger (reheating the cold sweet soup and bringing it to the bedside late at night), his murmurings in his sleep, and his vulnerability in revealing the past, she glimpsed a trace of the sincerity behind the madness. When she was ready to take action with her secrets and finally escaped from the prison, the arrogant Mr. Fu went crazy. He shed all his pride, searched every corner of the city, and begged humbly with red eyes: "Ruan Ruan, come back. This time, I will give you my freedom, the security you like, and my life." It turns out that his love is crazy and sweet, his paranoia is real, and his pampering is also real. Can this belated tenderness restore the broken heart? A love in a cage that begins with robbery, a sweet and sadistic entanglement in which a crazy boss pursues his wife in the crematorium. When the moon in the cage breaks free from the shackles, the paranoid understands that love is not possession, but giving everything after letting go.