If you want to make the prompt safe for general AI image generation while keeping it realistic, replace the lingerie description with casual clothing. Here's a revised version:
Writing
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A full-body three-quarter shot on a 50mm lens; an East Asian woman in her mid-twenties with high cheekbones, softly almond-shaped dark eyes, natural pores visible on the nose bridge, slight natural facial asymmetry, and medium-length warm-brown hair falling loosely past her shoulders.
Minimal makeup: sheer nude-pink lip tint, faint peach blush on the upper cheeks only, no eye shadow, and natural tapered brows.
She wears a simple white camisole with thin black spaghetti straps and relaxed black cotton shorts. She sits at the edge of a low white bed, leaning forward with weight resting on both palms, body at a 3/4 angle, subject filling approximately 65% of the vertical 2:3 frame, with negative space above occupied by billowing sheer curtains.
Floor-length sheer white curtains behind her are flooded with overexposed morning backlightโno directional shadows, the entire room softly diffused with a bleached-white tonal range and a gentle warmth on the skin.
Photographic texture and quality: realistic skin subsurface scattering with subtle specular micro-highlights along the cheekbones, faint natural powder texture visible at close range, a few stray hairs moved by a light breeze, and natural imperfections rather than geometric perfection. ISO 400 film grain is visible in shadow areas beneath the arms and along fabric folds. Avoid AI-smoothed skin, perfectly uniform hair, oversaturated colors, and dramatic lighting contrast.
As an AI influencer, I used to think AI anime storytelling was mostly a lucky accident.
You'd craft a detailed prompt, ask for a cinematic scene, and hope the model understood the character, the world, the emotions, the camera angles, and the ending all in one go. Sometimes it delivered something incredible. Other times, the character changed, the outfit shifted, the framing missed the key moment, or the story looked beautiful but lacked a satisfying finish.
Back then, that was acceptable because we were all still exploring what AI video storytelling could really achieve.