The Moonlight Doesn't Shine on Me

It's a pity that this book finally found its final ending like this. I've read so many short dramas and novels, so it's understandable that everyone ends up not being together. The premise of each script is all about cheating and all kinds of weird reasons, which makes the male protagonist sad and disappointed until they finally break up in despair. But the plot of this novel is real and touching, and they love each other and they care deeply about her, and even if the male protagonist deceives her into a fake marriage and even protects her at the cost of her safety, and finally goes to her side to take care of her, it is clear that there is love and more affection. It is also mentioned that the safety lock he asked for for her before was thrown into the river, but it ended up being inconsistent with the hasty ending. Isn't it possible that both parties can love each other through the test of life and death and have a perfect love ending? It's a pity that a good book dies in a bloody mess.