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Di PixAI, prompt bersifat publik secara default, tetapi kreator dapat menyembunyikannya pada setiap karya yang mereka unggah. Kreator karya ini memilih untuk menyembunyikannya, sehingga kata-kata yang dipakai untuk menghasilkan gambar tetap privat dan hanya bisa dilihat oleh kreatornya. Menyembunyikan prompt tidak mengubah hal lain: karya ini tetap publik, dan kamu tetap bisa menyukai, mengomentari, dan membagikannya seperti biasa.
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beautiful light, best shadow, color blink, The sect leader’s chamber breathes warmth, tucked beneath curved eaves that keep out the mountain chill. Polished nanmu wood shelves line every wall, their dark grain gleaming with age, packed not in rigid order but in cozy chaos—scrolls tied with red silk, threadbare manuals with cracked spines, and loose-leaf cultivation notes spilling from cubbies.
A low rosewood desk sits near the open window, its surface worn smooth by centuries of brushstrokes. On it: a cooling cup of jasmine tea, a half-unrolled map of the spirit veins, and a clay jar of osmanthus candy—always within paw’s reach.
Above the mantel, a single rice-paper lantern glows amber, casting soft light across the shelves’ carved dragons and peonies. The books themselves seem to sigh—paper rustling as the wind slips through the latticed window, carrying the scent of pine and damp earth from the courtyard below.
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beautiful light, best shadow, color blink, The sect leader’s chamber breathes warmth, tucked beneath curved eaves that keep out the mountain chill. Polished nanmu wood shelves line every wall, their dark grain gleaming with age, packed not in rigid order but in cozy chaos—scrolls tied with red silk, threadbare manuals with cracked spines, and loose-leaf cultivation notes spilling from cubbies.
A low rosewood desk sits near the open window, its surface worn smooth by centuries of brushstrokes. On it: a cooling cup of jasmine tea, a half-unrolled map of the spirit veins, and a clay jar of osmanthus candy—always within paw’s reach.
Above the mantel, a single rice-paper lantern glows amber, casting soft light across the shelves’ carved dragons and peonies. The books themselves seem to sigh—paper rustling as the wind slips through the latticed window, carrying the scent of pine and damp earth from the courtyard below.
uwu-u
