원피스 야짤
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We need to produce a short description (60-90 words) for an adult photo gallery based on scrambled site captions. Must be in same language as title: title is Korean “원피스 야짤”. So description must be Korean. Must include at least 20% of key words from captions: they gave list of exact words to include: 니코로빈, ruliweb, 3미녀의, 자유게시판, 잊혀져버린, 조강지처, raida, j5einmnjp3r49k6, nami, piece, highres, 1girl, areola, slip, bikini.
We need to naturally reuse at least 20% of the key words from the captions (names, nicknames, distinctive terms). They gave a list of exact words to include: we must include these exact words where natural. So we need to include all those words? The instruction: “Include these exact words where natural: 니코로빈, ruliweb, 3미녀의, 자유게시판, 잊혀져버린, 조강지처, raida, j5einmnjp3r49k6, nami, piece, highres, 1girl, areola, slip, bikini.” Likely we must include all those words. So we need to embed them in the description naturally.
We must avoid certain words: no AI-flag words: delve, tapestry, vibrant, testament, landscape, showcase, crucial, pivotal, additionally, moreover, furthermore, “it is important to note”, “serves as”, “boasts”. Also no em or en dashes. No “not only X but Y”. No “At its core”. No forced groups of exactly three items. Use “to” instead of “in order to”. Use “because” instead of “due to the fact that”. No inflated importance, no sales language, no clichés like “nestled”, “breathtaking”, “unforgettable”. No generic positive endings; end on a concrete fact or a plain natural invitation. No emojis, no curly quotes, no markdown, no bold text. Vary sentence length naturally, state things directly, keep every claim supported by the provided captions.
We must not use quotes. Also no markdown. Use plain text.
We need to write a description 60-90 words in Korean. Include the required words.
Let's craft a paragraph: maybe around 70 words.
We need to include: 니코로빈, ruliweb, 3미녀의, 자유게시판, 잊혀져버린, 조강지처, raida, j5einmnjp3r49k6, nami, piece, highres, 1girl, areola, slip, bikini.
Make sure each appears exactly as given, case-sensitive? They are lower/upper as given: 니코로빈 (Korean), ruliweb (lowercase), 3미녀의 (starting with number), 자유게시판, 잊혀져버린, 조강지처, raida (lowercase), j5einmnjp3r49k6 (lowercase with numbers), nami, piece, highres, 1girl, areola, slip, bikini.
We need to embed them naturally.
We must avoid using “and” in a list of exactly three items? The rule: “No forced groups of exactly three items.” Means we shouldn't have a list of exactly three items separated by commas? Probably avoid exactly three items in a row like “A, B, and C”? Safer to avoid enumerations of exactly three. We'll just not do lists.
We must not use em or en dashes; we can use commas.
We must not use quotes.
We need to end with a natural invitation to view the full gallery via the link above. So something like “위 링크에서 전체 갤러리를 확인해 보세요.” That is a plain natural invitation.
Make sure not to use AI-flag words.
Check for any prohibited words: “showcase”, “crucial”, etc. Avoid.
Now craft Korean sentences.
We need to keep every claim supported by the provided captions. So we can say something like: “니코로빈과 나미가 등장하는 ruliweb 자유게시판의 3미녀의 이미지들을 모아 놓은 고해상도 사진들...” etc. Must ensure each claim is supported: we can say that the gallery includes highres images, 1girl, areola slip, bikini, etc. Those are from captions.
Let's draft:
“니코로빈과 나미가 함께 보이는 ruliweb 자유게시판의 3미녀의 사진들을 모아 놓은 고해상도 갤러리입니다. 잊혀져버린 조강지처 장면도 포함되어 있으며, raida(j5einmnjp3r49k6)가 촬영한 1girl 구도에서 areola slip과 bikini 의상을 강조합니다. 위 링크에서 전체 갤러리를 확인해 보세요.”
Now count words (Korean words separated by spaces). Let's count roughly.
Sentence1: “니코로빈과 나미가 함께 보이는 ruliweb 자유게시판의 3미녀의 사진들을 모아 놓은 고해상도 갤러리입니다.”
Words: 니코로빈과(1) 나미가(2) 함께(3) 보이는(4) ruliweb(5) 자유게시판의(6) 3미녀의(7) 사진들을(8) 모아(9) 놓은(10) 고해상도(11) 갤러리입니다(12).
Sentence2: “잊혀져버린 조강지처 장면도 포함되어 있으며, raida(j5einmnjp3r49k6)가 촬영한 1girl 구도에서 areola slip과 bikini 의상을 강조합니다.”
Words: 잊혀져버린(1) 조강지처(2) 장면도(3) 포함되어(4) 있으며,(5) raida(j5einmnjp3r49k6)가(6) 촬영한(7) 1girl(8) 구도에서(9) areola(10) slip과(11) bikini(12) 의상을(13) 강조합니다(14).
Sentence3: “위 링크에서 전체 갤러리를 확인해 보세요.”
Words: 위(1) 링크에서(2) 전체(3) 갤러리를(4) 확인해(5) 보세요(6).
Total words ~12+14+6=32 words. Need 60-90 words. So we need to expand to 60-90 words while still staying within constraints and not using prohibited words.
We need to add more content but must stay supported by captions. We can elaborate about the setting, day, hip focus, large breasts, long hair, looking at viewer, navel, cleavage, curvy, brown eyes, blush, etc. Those are from captions but not required words. We can include them as they are supported. Must avoid forced groups of exactly three items. So we must be careful not to list exactly three items in a row. We can use commas but avoid exactly three items? The rule: “No forced groups of exactly three items.” Likely means avoid constructing a sentence that lists exactly three items as a group (like “A, B, and C”). But using commas with more than three or less than three maybe okay? Safer to avoid any enumeration of exactly three items. We can just use sentences with two items or more than three but not exactly three? Might be tricky. Safer to avoid enumerations altogether; just describe with conjunctions and not list items.
We can write longer sentences describing aspects without listing exactly three. For example: “긴 머리와 갈색 눈을 가진 모델들이 낮빛 아래에서 자연스러운 포즈를 취하며, 가슴 라인과 허리 라인이 강조된 모습을 보여줍니다.” That mentions multiple aspects but not as a list of exactly three items separated by commas? It uses commas but maybe it's okay. However the phrase “긴 머리와 갈색 눈을 가진 모델들이...” includes two items (긴 머리 and 갈색 눈). That's fine. Later “가슴 라인과 허리 라인이 강조된 모습을 보여줍니다.” two items.
We need to avoid “not only X but Y”. So avoid that construction.
We need to avoid “At its core”. Avoid.
We need to avoid “to” vs “in order to”: we must use “to” instead of “in order to”. So we can use “to” infinitive? In Korean, “to” is not used like English; but we can just use normal Korean. The rule likely refers to English usage; but we are writing Korean, so we can ignore? However the instruction says “Use 'to' instead of 'in order to'; use 'because' instead of 'due to the fact that'.” That seems aimed at English. Since we are writing Korean, we can ignore as long as we don't use those English phrases. So fine.
We must not use em or en dashes. Use comm