You and the Sun and Moon

(Ancient Chinese slice-of-life + mutual redemption + seemingly delicate but internally strong and growing female lead + male lead who, despite falling from grace, still retains his benevolence and righteousness) The eldest daughter of the Wen family, bound by a curse that would bring misfortune to her parents and the entire family, was confined to her mansion for sixteen years. The second son of the Fu family, renowned at a young age, was crippled by battlefield injuries and could see the rest of his life in one glance. Due to an unbreakable engagement, Wen Shining was brought back to the capital to marry in his place. Her younger sister said, "A discarded daughter marrying a crippled son is a match made in heaven." Her parents, who gave birth to her but did not raise her, said, "If this engagement weren't unbreakable, you wouldn't even deserve to be a slave in the Fu family!" Only that man said, "You must know that I've crippled not only my legs, but also my life. If you don't want to marry, you don't have to force yourself; I will bear the consequences." Wen Shining grabbed his sleeve, only asking, "If you die, can you set me free?" That man remained silent for a long time, "If you marry, I will make all the arrangements for you." At first, Wen Shining was powerless to resist, but later she only wished that man could live a long and healthy life. At first, Fu Wenzhou's feelings stemmed from pity and sympathy, but later he only wished to be with her day and night. Of the myriad things in this world, I love three: the sun, the moon, and you. The sun for the morning, the moon for the evening, and you for every morning and evening. Main characters: Wen Shining, Fu Wenzhou