
Showa-style home appliance manual: an electric fan that can accompany people in a daze
"Showa-style home appliance manual: an electric fan that can accompany people in a daze", the product manual is humorously integrated with life narratives, the picture is like the color page manual of home appliances in…
Prompt
"Showa-style home appliance manual: an electric fan that can accompany people in a daze", the product manual is humorously integrated with life narratives, the picture is like the color page manual of home appliances in the 1980s, the front and back views of the host, button functions, power parameters, and usage scenario comics are all complete, but the selling point is "to accompany you to sit for 20 minutes in the summer meaninglessly" and "suitable for relaxing and looking out the window in the evening." The colors are nostalgic cream green, off-white, and orange, with a ratio of 4:5.
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Read the complete Showa-style home appliance manual: an electric fan that can accompany people in a daze prompt and identify the subject, style, camera, lighting, and composition requirements before generating.
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