Marriage Alliance? He Actually Wanted to Be My, Jiang Dali's, Father-in-Law? (Monthly Ticket Request)

Jiang Dali casually exhaled, and the wax seal on the private letter immediately cracked apart. The flap sprang open, and he drew out a letter.

The handwriting on the letter pressed through the paper, fine and neat:

To the esteemed Black Wind Stronghold Master: This humble elder brother is far away in the Sacred Dynasty and has long heard of your great name. I have greatly wished to make your acquaintance, but worldly affairs have kept me occupied, leaving me no time to visit. Thus, I have sent my second and third daughters to present a modest gift as a small token of my sincerity.

However, knowing well that you are a true dragon already soaring through the heavens, you surely would not value such trifling gifts. This elder brother values those who understand destiny, and so I have specially sent my youngest daughter, Lingyue, to serve as your concubine.

Though Lingyue is somewhat spoiled and mischievous, she possesses rare talent. When she was sixteen, her fate was revealed, and her destiny showed the aspect of metal and stone, one that brings prosperity to her husband. If she were joined in marriage to a hero such as yourself, she would surely aid you in achieving an unparalleled great undertaking.

If you agree, then you and I may be considered family. I have conveyed my intentions; how you choose is entirely up to you.

He Jin bows respectfully.

Written at Golden Money Manor on the Jia day of the second month, Sacred Dynasty Year 475.

"So the He family head actually wanted to form a marriage alliance with me, offering his third daughter as my concubine? How generous. But I haven't even decided whether to form an alliance with him, and he already wants to become my, Jiang Dali's, father-in-law?"

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