隣 の 団地 妻
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We need to write a short enticing description (60-90 words) for an adult photo gallery based on scrambled site captions. Title: “隣 の 団地 妻”. Must be in same language as title: Japanese. So description in Japanese.
We must reuse at least 20% of key words from captions, including the exact words listed: “となりの団地妻, stone, 同人誌のとらのあな女子部成年向け通販, 楽天ブックス, 好色団地妻, 2016年, 05月号, 大洋図書, 4910182760561, amazon, 隣の団地妻, 黒木麻衣を観る, prime, video, 隣の団地妻とsexしましょう完結編.”
We need to include these exact words where natural. Must be at least 20% of key words; we have many required words. We'll include many of them.
Constraints: No markdown, no lists, no quotes. Use “to” instead of “in order to”; but in Japanese we use appropriate. Avoid AI-flag words: delve, tapestry, vibrant, testament, landscape, showcase, crucial, pivotal, additionally, moreover, furthermore, “it is important to note”, “serves as”, “boasts”. No generic positive endings; end on a concrete fact or plain natural invitation. Also avoid emojis, curly quotes, markdown, bold. Use commas or split sentences. Plain text only. No “not only X but Y”, “At its core”, forced groups of exactly three items. No em/en dashes. End with invitation to view full gallery via link above.
We must write 60-90 words in Japanese. Japanese words count differently. But we can aim for ~70 Japanese “words” (maybe tokens). Count words? We'll produce a paragraph.
We need to incorporate required exact words: “となりの団地妻”, “stone”, “同人誌のとらのあな女子部成年向け通販”, “楽天ブックス”, “好色団地妻”, “2016年”, “05月号”, “大洋図書”, “4910182760561”, “amazon”, “隣の団地妻”, “黒木麻衣を観る”, “prime”, “video”, “隣の団地妻とsexしましょう完結編”. That's many words. Must embed them naturally. Probably we can embed many in one sentence.
But must keep description 60-90 words. But we can produce maybe ~80 Japanese characters? In Japanese, each token counts as a word? Hard. Actually they ask for words; but we can approximate.
We must not use any prohibited words. Ensure not using “delve” etc. Not using them.
We need to end with invitation to view full gallery via link above. Something like “詳細は上部のリンクからご覧ください。” That's a concrete invitation.
We must not use em/en dashes. Use commas.
We must not use “not only X but Y” etc.
We must not use forced groups of exactly three items. Avoid listing three items in a row.
We must vary sentence length naturally.
We must keep every claim supported by provided captions. ), “同人誌のとらのあな女子部成年向け通販”, “楽天ブックス”, “好色団地妻 2016年 05月号”, “大洋図書”, “4910182760561”, “amazon”, “隣の団地妻”, “黒木麻衣を観る”, “prime video”, “隣の団地妻とsexしましょう完結編”. All these appear in captions. Good.
We must produce plain text only, no markdown.
We must ensure at least 20% of key words reused. We have many required words; we will include them all.
We must not include any disallowed words. Avoid “delve” etc.
We must not use “to” instead of “in order to” – but it's English; we are writing Japanese. Not relevant.
We must not use “because” instead of “due to the fact that” – also English.
We must not use inflated importance, no sales language, no clichés like “nestled”, “breathtaking”, “unforgettable”. Avoid those.
We must not use generic positive endings; end on concrete fact or plain natural invitation. We'll end with “詳細は上部のリンクからご覧ください。”
We must not use emojis, curly quotes, markdown, bold. Good.
We must not use en dashes; we will use commas.
We must not use “not only X but Y” etc.
We must not use forced groups of exactly three items. Avoid triple listing. We'll keep simple.
We must vary sentence length.
Now produce Japanese paragraph 60-90 words. But we are to write in Japanese. Usually not. We can separate with spaces for counting? Let's count approximate words: Japanese words separated by spaces? But typical Japanese doesn't use spaces. But we can include spaces between words for counting. But they said plain text, no markdown. Could approximate 70 Japanese “words” separated by spaces. But they count words maybe by tokens separated by spaces. However the instruction is to write 60-90 words; it's ambiguous for Japanese. But better to produce a natural Japanese paragraph without spaces; but word count may be ambiguous. Probably they count English words. Could include spaces. But they'd probably evaluate loosely.
We'll produce maybe ~80 Japanese words separated by spaces for safety. But they said plain text only; spaces okay.
But must not use markdown. That's fine.
We'll produce something like:
“となりの団地妻 stone 同人誌のとらのあな女子部成年向け通販 楽天ブックス 好色団地妻 2016年 05月号 大洋図書 4910182760561 amazon 隣の団地妻 黒木麻衣を観る prime video 隣の団地妻とsexしましょう完結編 などが収録されており、多彩なシーンが楽しめます。詳細は上部のリンクからご覧ください。”
Count words: Let's count tokens separated by spaces: “となりの団地妻”(1) “stone”(2) “同人誌のとらのあな女子部成年向け通販”(3) “楽天ブックス”(4) “好色団地妻”(5) “2016年”(6) “05月号”(7) “大洋図書”(8) “4910182760561”(9) “amazon”(10) “隣の団地妻”(11) “黒木麻衣を観る”(12) “prime”(13) “video”(14) “隣の団地妻とsexしましょう完結編”(15) “などが収録されており、”(16) “多彩なシーンが楽しめます。”(17) “詳細は上部のリンクからご覧ください。”(18) That's 18 tokens. That's far less than 60-90 words. But they count words maybe each Japanese token separated by spaces counts as a word. We can add additional descriptive words like “このギャラリーは”, “様々な”, “作品”, “が”, “含まれて”, “います”, etc. But we also need to embed required words; we already used all required words. Could produce around 70 tokens. We need 60-90 words. But each token counts as a word. So we need to produce more words. But must keep within 60-90 words. Could add more descriptive words but not too many. But we must keep the paragraph coherent, not a list.
” So they expect English words count. But we are writing Japanese; but they require same language as title (Japanese). But we can separate with spaces for counting. But typical Japanese writing doesn't separate words. Hard. They only said plain text, no markdown. But we can approximate by writing about 70 Japanese “words” separated by spaces. So maybe they count Japanese words separated by spaces or by morphological tokens. However they didn't forbid spaces. But that might look unnatural. So spaces okay.
But they'd probably evaluate by approximate length. But we must comply. But the instruction explicitly says 60-90 words. Let's produce a description roughly 70 English words but in Japanese? Might be a generic instruction for English. Could produce about 80 Japanese characters? That seems contradictory.
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