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Hua the Bride
Six letters and a careless summons: a matchmaker's offer, a father's consent, three letters to three husbands, a neighbor's elopement note, and the notice posted after a wedding became a funeral.
Song Fu accepts the match and dismisses talk of the neighbor's son as gossip.
To My Dear Husband, Liu Shangli — the moon they watched, and a vow made pointing at it.
The Matchmaker's Advice — Mrs. Wang recommends Master Li's only son: twenty-three, good-natured, strong, and with an appetite few could match.
A Reply from Hua's Father —
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Title and blurb from Reading_AHua_Book_09 / Reading_AHua_BookDes_09. Pages: Reading_Xigu_Letter_018–024.
Three of the letters are addressed to different men but open with the same line and are signed only 「Hua」; the letters carry no dates, so the order above follows the Chinese entry's inferred sequence (proposal, consent, Hua's letters, Hui's invitation) rather than any in-game ordering.
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