Morphing / Dissolve Effect

Transform a substantial portion of MeiHua herself into transparent flowing liquid, not an effect pasted beside an intact person. Use the viewer-right THIRD of her actual body silhouette as the material that dissolves: the outer right temple and cheek, a large section of the right-side black hair, the right shoulder cap, and a broad continuous area of the right sleeve and outer torso. Those regions must LOSE their solid opaque hair, skin and cloth surfaces. The existing wall and courtyard must be clearly visible THROUGH those former body areas. Do not preserve an unbroken solid shoulder or sleeve underneath transparent water. Keep the viewer-left side of her face, her left eye, nose and mouth sufficiently intact for immediate identity recognition; the outer right edge of the face visibly fades into rippling clear fluid instead of remaining a complete cheek outline. Retain part of the original floral hair ornament and black hair on the unaffected side, her dark embroidered collar and central belt detail. Keep the held original black floral fan and the hand holding it intact. The fan is an identity anchor; the large right sleeve ABOVE it and outer body contour are the transformation target. Where the opaque regions dissolve, stretch her own surviving cloth folds and hair strands into broad translucent rippled sheets that sweep right into the empty space and break into thin fluid filaments and scattered small clear droplets. Show a clear material transition from intact body and robe into transparent liquid, with large areas of missing opacity. Make the effect conspicuous across the character's head, shoulder and torso at a small full-image gallery preview. Transparent streaks over a fully solid person, isolated splashes, decorative water wings or a watery scarf are incorrect. Preserve the selected A's exact camera, character scale and pose, remaining identity, fan, ordinary cup, table, all background geometry, lighting and colors. This is a non-injurious magical material dissolution without blood, wounds, exposed anatomy or severed parts. Render one frozen intermediate state only, with no second face, duplicate body, panels or labels.