Korean Drama Rain Scene Cinematic Grade

Transform the uploaded photo into a cinematic Korean drama (K-drama) rain scene, as if it's a pivotal emotional moment from a prestige Korean drama series — the kind of scene that goes viral on social media. Use the uploaded image as the ONLY identity reference. The subject should appear to be standing in the rain during an emotionally charged K-drama moment. **IDENTITY RETENTION (STRICT):** – Preserve the subject's face, hairstyle, skin tone, expression, and clothing exactly – Enhance the emotion in their expression subtly — add a slight intensity or wistfulness – Hair should appear wet and clinging to their face naturally – Clothing should appear rain-soaked, darker and clinging to body **K-DRAMA RAIN SCENE STYLE:** – Cinematic color grading: teal shadows and warm amber highlights (the K-drama signature) – Soft, romantic rain: visible individual raindrops, not a deluge – Rain backlighting: streetlight or neon behind the subject creating rain streak visibility – Wet skin glistening with water droplets — romantic, not uncomfortable – Hair plastered in attractive rain-wet patterns – Shallow depth of field with rain droplets creating bokeh in foreground and background **CINEMATIC DETAILS:** – Background: a Seoul street at night — neon signs reflecting in wet pavement, Hangeul text on shop signs – Wet ground reflecting all light sources — mirror-like puddle reflections – Dramatic backlighting creating a halo effect around the subject's silhouette – Possibly a dropped umbrella nearby, or one hand reaching out – Warm light from a café window contrasting with the cold blue rain **OUTPUT:** – Half body to full body, standing in rain on a wet Seoul street – Cinematic 16:9 composition with dramatic lighting – Emotional, beautiful, heart-stopping K-drama quality **NEGATIVE CONSTRAINTS:** – No harsh or unattractive rain effects — this is romantic rain – No desaturated or gray palette — maintain the teal/amber K-drama grade – No cartoon or anime style — photographic cinematic quality – Do not make the subject look uncomfortable or miserable — this is beautiful suffering