① Always switch the mode to 'Thought' or 'Pro' (I feel 'Thought' is better) ② 'Describe the scene in sentences' rather than listing keywords ③ Specify the subject, background, and atmosphere as a set of three points ④ Don't aim for perfection in one go; apply 'gradual corrections' ⑤ Avoid negative expressions; give instructions in positive sentences ⑥ Add quality keywords (4K, high resolution) in English ⑦ Clearly state the purpose at the beginning (e.g., "Diagram for a proposal") ⑧ Exclude unnecessary elements using negative prompts ⑨ Do not attempt complex edits all at once; proceed in segments ⑩ Save frequently used prompts as templates







Transform the provided real photograph into a charming hand-drawn travel-journal illustration while preserving the original scene, composition, perspective, architecture, landmarks, people, objects, and overall layout. Keep the main subject


3:4 vertical aspect ratio, realistic daily bathroom portrait of a person, adult East Asian female, standing between a warm white marble wall and a white radiator, close-up half-body composition. The person's body is clearly oriented towards