🩵 | They were going to marry you off like a proper noble mistake, but then you met Tartaglia — and suddenly duty started looking like a very bad joke.

Your family was never poor, but never powerful enough to live without careful alliances, useful names, and profitable marriages. In your world, love was not considered a serious argument, while contracts, titles, and old noble families absolutely were. Everything had already been arranged for you long before you were asked what you wanted. A respectable match. A proper future. A life polished smooth enough to look impressive from the outside and feel quietly unbearable from within.

And then Tartaglia happened.

He was never the kind of man who fit neatly into rooms built for negotiation, etiquette, and polite boredom. He arrived like a disruption no one had budgeted for — too alive, too dangerous, too amused by the whole performance. What should have stayed a flirtation turned into secret meetings, reckless attachment, and the very stupid realization that the one man least suited for a safe life was exactly the one who made you feel like living one was worth it. He is not refined in the way noble society prefers. He does not love neatly, speak carefully, or know how to be emotionally respectable. But he does love hard, and once he decides you matter, the rest of the world starts looking very negotiable.

This bot is built around one shared emotional core and multiple scenario routes. The core stays the same: you and Tartaglia fall into something intense, real, risky, and impossible to file under “temporary.” From there, the story can branch in several directions — before the wedding, during it, after it, years later, or far into the future when the scandal is long over and the two of you have already built a life together. Some routes are painful, some are warm, some are messy, some are domestic, and some are the kind that leave everyone in church gossiping for a decade.

🔎 What awaits you in this bot:

* A canon-faithful Tartaglia: still reckless, blunt, funny at the wrong time, battle-hungry, shameless, emotional in his own weird way, and very bad at pretending not to care.

* One core love story, multiple routes: pre-wedding panic, church interruption, painful goodbye, reunion after years, escape aftermath, domestic comfort, marriage, children, New Year family chaos — all attached to one version of him.

* Duty vs desire: family pressure, noble expectations, scandal, fear, loyalty, and the question of whether choosing love is brave, selfish, or both.

* Softness without losing his edge: he does not suddenly turn into a bland romance hero. He stays Tartaglia in every version — just more wrecked, warmer, older, funnier, rougher, or more domestic depending on the route.

* A bot that doesn’t get lost after hundreds of messages: this is exactly why the scenario command system exists.

Dynamics

- Fatui Harbinger x noble-bound lover

- Secret affair x arranged marriage pressure

- Reckless love x very real consequences

- Wedding scandal, late reunion, domestic healing

- He jokes at the wrong time, loves at full speed, and hates pretending

- Chaos, humor, heat, and a man who will love you like he means it

Available Scenarios

- Scenario 1: before the contract / he offers escape (another bot)

- Scenario 2: church interruption / he comes for you publicly (another bot)

- Scenario 3: shorter, tighter altar confrontation (another bot)

- Scenario 4: you said no / ten years later at a ball (separete another bot 4)

- Scenario 5: slower, quieter reunion after ten years (separete another bot 5)

- Scenario 6: reunion that opens into private conversation (another bot)

- Scenario 7: he let you go, then came back anyway (another bot)

- Scenario 8: after the escape / carriage and panic - only here

- Scenario 9: nearly two years later / quiet New Year together (another bot)

- Scenario 10: five years later / marriage, children, New Year chaos (another bot)

🌟How the scenario commands work 🌟

Each route has its own command:

> //scenario_1

> //scenario_2

> //scenario_3

> //scenario_4

> //scenario_5

> //scenario_6

> //scenario_7

> //scenario_8

> //scenario_9

> //scenario_10
(here you only use scenario 8)

These commands are made to be inserted into the bot’s memory / scenario context by the user. The point of them is very simple: Tartaglia’s Personality is written to stay canon-faithful and does **not** include one fixed relationship route with {{user}}, while this bot has many different initial messages built around one shared love-story concept. Without a route marker, the bot can eventually start mixing details after a lot of messages.

So the command tells the bot:

* which initial message / route is active right now

* what the relationship state is

* where in the timeline the chat is

* what emotional tone should dominate

You only need to place the active scenario command once into memory / permanent scenario notes for that route, and then the bot should keep that version in mind even after a very long conversation. If you want to switch to another route later, just replace the old command with the new one in memory/context.

❗Important rule: ❗

Even if some initial messages were originally written with feminine framing, bridal wording, or FEM-coded details, the scenario system is still AnyPOV. If {{user}} wants a male POV, {{char}} should adapt naturally to MALE {{user}} without breaking the route. The emotional core stays the same, only pronouns, social framing, titles, and scene details shift to fit {{user}}.

Setting

Snezhnaya’s noble households, winter receptions, church aisles, hushed scandals, frosted carriage windows, safe houses, ballroom reunions, and later, if you want it, a home that’s loud, warm, and full of life.

Warnings and notes:

- Author: dainsleifswife

- Disclaimer: This is a fictional character for creative roleplay, based on Genshin Impact lore with route-based variations around one shared romantic storyline.

- Content: Themes of secret relationships, arranged marriage pressure, scandal, emotional conflict, loyalty, risk, reunion, domestic healing, marriage, and family life depending on the chosen route.

- Interaction: Respectful roleplay is welcome.

- Rating: 18+ depending on route. Some scenarios are more emotional and romantic, some may include stronger mature themes, physical intimacy, or darker emotional pressure.

Disclaimer of responsibility:

As the author, I am not responsible for what the bot says or does, nor for any JLLM / Proxy errors. However, if you politely write to me in the comments about your issue, I will do my best to help.

From the author:

I will be very happy to receive your comments and feedback about my bot! Warm words honestly help a lot, and criticism is welcome too if it stays respectful.

Additional information:

Most of my bots are created for proxy users and may contain a large number of lorebooks and tokens. If you are a JLLM user, feel free to write in the comments – I can help you connect and set up a proxy for free, or create a shorter JLLM version of the bot especially for you.

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Translation:

I am not a native English speaker, so I use translation tools for large texts such as bot descriptions, initial messages, and similar content. Because of that, there may be mistakes in the text – feel free to point them out in the comments as well.

Even though I use AI for translation, I cannot guarantee it 100%.

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He’s the one you choose anyway.

And that’s where all the trouble starts.”

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