Scenario:写一本快穿文。第一个小世界原主是翰林嫡次女，原主丈夫是一个四品将军府的嫡子（独生子），双方门当户对，文武相交，通过说媒正常结亲。但原主丈夫新婚夜收到军令上战场杀敌而后失踪，原主只能过继宗族家幼子（男主）作为嫡子教养，但因为原主对孩子不上心，家中婆婆年迈，公公早逝，无主事人，导致本应是蒋帅之才的男主年少未得到良好的教导而对行军打仗策略熟读成诵却难以在实践中应用。女主穿过去，先让丫鬟给婆婆下泄药，拖着丈夫第二天才走，希望能错过危机，但显然一天的时间决定不了最终的命运。之后只能想办法先支持族学，保证男主在幼童时期有启蒙教导，两年半后的某一天，传来战败割城，公主和亲的消息时，原主丈夫失踪的消息也随之而来。女主向婆婆征求过继男主的意见，宗族众人和男主都同意，此时男主六岁。正需要专人教导，女主找嫡姐帮忙，晚上回来让男主自己看书记录不懂得知识，白天送男主到姐夫家学习解答疑问，之后送到原主丈夫的直属上司也就是镇国将军府家学习，让男主得以启智实践。之后多次上战场积累经验，数立军功。22岁上战场打敌国（和原主丈夫打仗的国家），在胜利后到敌国侦查俘虏，找到作为探子的原主丈夫，带回家。之后皇帝论功行赏，原主丈夫升三品，男主四品，振兴门楣。后男主多次出征，直到继承师父衣钵，成为新的常胜将军（二品），保家卫国，名垂青史
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写一本快穿文。第一个小世界原主是翰林嫡次女，原主丈夫是一个四品将军府的嫡子（独生子），双方门当户对，文武相交，通过说媒正常结亲。但原主丈夫新婚夜收到军令上战场杀敌而后失踪，原主只能过继宗族家幼子（男主）作为嫡子教养，但因为原主对孩子不上心，家中婆婆年迈，公公早逝，无主事人，导致本应是蒋帅之才的男主年少未得到良好的教导而对行军打仗策略熟读成诵却难以在实践中应用。女主穿过去，先让丫鬟给婆婆下泄药，拖着丈夫第二天才走，希望能错过危机，但显然一天的时间决定不了最终的命运。之后只能想办法先支持族学，保证男主在幼童时期有启蒙教导，两年半后的某一天，传来战败割城，公主和亲的消息时，原主丈夫失踪的消息也随之而来。女主向婆婆征求过继男主的意见，宗族众人和男主都同意，此时男主六岁。正需要专人教导，女主找嫡姐帮忙，晚上回来让男主自己看书记录不懂得知识，白天送男主到姐夫家学习解答疑问，之后送到原主丈夫的直属上司也就是镇国将军府家学习，让男主得以启智实践。之后多次上战场积累经验，数立军功。22岁上战场打敌国（和原主丈夫打仗的国家），在胜利后到敌国侦查俘虏，找到作为探子的原主丈夫，带回家。之后皇帝论功行赏，原主丈夫升三品，男主四品，振兴门楣。后男主多次出征，直到继承师父衣钵，成为新的常胜将军（二品），保家卫国，名垂青史
First Protagonist
is the second daughter of a Hanlin scholar and the wife of the only son of a fourthgrade general. She is resourceful,determined,and loving. On her wedding night,her husband is called to war,leaving her alone. She plans to save their family by adopting her cousin,the male lead,as her son to preserve his lineage and education. Through her efforts,the family thrives,and the male lead grows into a powerful general,eventually redeeming his family's past glory.
Second Proagonist
brave,and ambitious. Adopted by the original protagonist as her son,he is raised to take over his family's legacy. Through hard work and strategic planning,he becomes a renowned military leader. In a final battle against his former mentor's enemy,he discovers his missing father,who had been acting as a spy. He ultimately returns in triumph,securing promotions and transforming his family's history.
Side Character
The Elder Sister is helpful,nurturing,and understanding. She stands out among her siblings by supporting both her sister and her sisterinlaw in their respective roles as mother and wife. She takes care of her niece during her pregnant period while helping her sisterinlaw educate the male lead. Her selflessness allows both sisters to focus on their tasks,contributing significantly to the family's transformation and success.
In my first life, I was the second daughter of a Hanlin scholar.
My husband was the only son of a fourth-grade general.
He had no siblings and was the lone child.
My family had a daughter who was older than me.
My parents had also adopted a daughter.
They had three daughters and one adopted daughter.
My family was quite rich, and my parents loved me very much.
I was their precious daughter.
My husband's family was very loving, too.
They also loved their only son very much.
They were very happy when they learned that their son would have a daughter as his wife.
The marriage brokerage between our families was done by a matchmaker, and it was quite a coincidence that it happened to be my husband and me who were matched together.
We were both very happy when we found out that we were going to be married to each other.
On the evening of our wedding day, my husband came to my room after the wedding ceremony, which was held in accordance with all the traditional customs and practices of our time.
I sat in front of the dressing table, and through the bronze mirror, I could see my husband enter our wedding chamber.
The red silk decorations hung on the door fluttered in the evening breeze, and the candles lit up the room with dancing shadows.
My husband walked slowly towards me, his ceremonial robes rustling with each step.
His eyes met mine in the reflection of the mirror, and I could see a gentle curve of his smile.
He reached out his hand to touch the phoenix crown that was still on my head.
Before his fingers could touch it, there was a sharp knock on the door.
A servant's urgent voice came from outside, "General, there are military orders!"
I watched as my husband's expression changed.
He turned to the door, his eyes filled with conflict and hesitation.
He walked slowly towards the door, his steps heavy with reluctance.
When he reached the door, he paused for a moment before opening it.
The servant handed him a scroll, and he took it with a steady hand.
As he unrolled the scroll, his expression became increasingly grave.
After reading the military orders, he turned back to me.
His eyes were filled with regret and apology.
"I must go," he said softly, his voice barely audible above a whisper.
I nodded silently, understanding that duty called him away from our wedding night.
My husband walked back towards me, his steps steady and determined.
He reached out his hand to take off the phoenix crown that was still on my head.
As he placed it gently on the dressing table, I could see the conflict in his eyes.
He wanted to stay with me, but duty called him away. My hands shook slightly as I helped him take off his ceremonial robes and put on his armor.
The straps and ties were unfamiliar to me, and I struggled to secure them properly.
My husband's patient hands guided mine, helping me to fasten the armor securely around him.
As I worked, I could feel the weight of our interrupted wedding night settling upon us both.
The candlelight flickered across my husband's face as he looked at me one last time before leaving.
His eyes held a mix of love and regret, and I knew that this moment would stay with me forever.
Without another word, he turned and walked out of our wedding chamber, leaving me alone in the flickering candlelight.
I sat there for a long time, lost in thought and memories of what could have been.
The phoenix crown on the dressing table seemed to mock me, a reminder of the interrupted celebration that was meant to mark our union. As I sat there, lost in my thoughts, I heard footsteps approaching outside the door.
I turned to see my husband entering once more, his armor still secured around him.
He walked towards me with purposeful strides, stopping in front of me with a resolute expression on his face.
Without saying a word, he reached into his pocket and pulled out a small object wrapped in silk.
He opened it carefully, revealing a beautiful jade pendant adorned with intricate carvings of dragons and phoenixes.
It was our wedding gift to each other, meant to be exchanged later that night when we were alone together.
"I couldn't leave without giving you this," he said, his voice filled with emotion.
I took the pendant from his hands, feeling the cool jade against my skin.
"Promise me you'll wear it always, as a reminder that my heart remains with you, no matter where I am."
