The Input Person Photo as Strict Identity Reference Keep the Same

Photorealistic edit using the input person photo as strict identity reference: keep the same face, facial features, skin tone, hairstyle (color/bangs/length/volume), outfit and accessories unchanged (no face swap, no new person, no hair/outfit change). Only modify expression, subtle head angle/gaze, light body language, and background. Expression must be light tsundere: her boyfriend just complimented her / wants to film her; she acts annoyed like “stop it / don’t film me,” but it’s actually soft and sweet underneath. Facial actions: slightly averted gaze (side glance), a tiny eyebrow raise, lips gently pressed or a small pout, a barely-there restrained smirk (almost smiling but resisting), with a hint of shy pride; not real anger, not hostile, no big toothy grin. Body language: torso slightly turned away as if avoiding the camera, shoulders subtly rotated out; eyes glance back with a side-eye; one hand makes a gentle “stop / don’t film” block near the chest (light, half-hearted, not grabbing the phone). Clean soft studio realism, face in sharp focus. Replace background with a solid pink seamless studio backdrop (subtle gradient ok). Avoid identity changes, hair/outfit changes, exaggerated kawaii deformation, rage/aggressive vibe, text/watermarks/frames, extra fingers/deformed limbs.