wide shot, from side, cowboy shot, bend one's upper body, floating hair, dramatic lighting, simple background, silver background, vertical orientation, ethereal, melancholic, cinematic lighting, high contrast, clean lines, flat color, flat coloring, high-quality anime illustration, modern anime art style, highly detailed rendering, expressive facial rendering, detailed eyes rendering, professional illustration, visually appealing composition, polished finish, ultra-detailed, masterpiece quality, flat_cel_shading_anime_style, loose_hair_strands, graphic_illustration_style, sticker_design_aesthetic, limited_color_palette, high_contrast_color_blocks, clean_vector_like_edges, digital_ink_lineart, slight_halftone_texture, simplified_shadow, Agent Choi Yo-won and Choi Yo-won of “Got Dropped Into A Ghost Story, Still Gotta Work.” Appearance: young man, dark brown short Asymmetrical side-swept messy hair, layered hair, natural 6:4 part bangs swept back, eyes with a sharp blue tint, a distinct, fine, and deeply etched scar on the lower right side of the neck, a thick suture line is clearly visible across the left half of the neck curving upward toward the center, wavy, almost translucent texture, suggesting a precise, sharp wound of power, as if cut by a blade, wears a white shirt with the buttons undone in a blue jacket, and a black t-shirt, Dark gray slacks. Pose: He has a relaxed and cheerful expression. He is carrying an enormous heavy cleaver-style ritual sword (jakdu) with a massive, flat, rectangular straight blade featuring a blunt square tip and a small circular hole near the top corner. The blade has intricate traditional Korean engravings. The handle has a red ritual ribbon tied with multiple brass shamanic bells (dangol) and a green jade ornament.
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