Korean-style emotional portrait with tears

Use the uploaded portrait as the identity reference for the subject's face, hairstyle, facial structure, skin tone, expression, and overall impression. Create a high-quality realistic emotional portrait of the same person with a soft sad mood and visible tears. Core concept: - a delicate, emotionally touching close-up portrait - the subject looks quietly sad, as if holding back emotions - the mood should feel fragile, intimate, soft, and beautiful - the image should feel like a polished Korean-style emotional portrait Identity: - preserve the subject's recognizable identity - keep the same face shape, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, hairstyle, and overall vibe - do not make the face look generic or overly different - keep the beauty natural and believable Expression: - slightly sad expression - soft watery eyes - one or two visible tear streaks running down the cheek - lips softly closed or slightly parted - emotional but restrained, not exaggerated - the sadness should feel quiet, longing, and delicate Styling: - long dark hair with soft natural texture - a few loose strands falling across the face - clean natural makeup - luminous skin - simple dark top or minimal clothing visible - overall styling should remain clean and understated so the face is the focus Lighting: - soft, moody lighting - gentle highlights on the eyes, nose, lips, and tear tracks - subtle shadow depth - dark or muted background - the lighting should feel intimate and cinematic, not harsh Composition: - vertical portrait composition - close-up framing - place the face in the upper half of the frame - the center of the face should sit slightly above the vertical midpoint - the eyes should fall around the upper-middle area of the image - avoid placing the face too low in the frame - keep the composition visually balanced and elegant Mood and style: - Korean emotional beauty portrait - soft, melancholic, dreamy, intimate - elegant and photogenic - emotionally expressive without looking dramatic - beautiful but slightly heartbreaking Important visual priority: - preserve identity clearly - the face must remain the main focus - tears should be visible but subtle - expression should feel naturally sad and emotionally convincing - the portrait should look beautiful, soft, and emotionally immersive Negative prompt: - no exaggerated crying - no distorted face - no cartoon style - no anime style - no harsh flash - no messy background - no over-retouched plastic skin - no exaggerated smile - no low-resolution image - no text - no watermark