🦈 DeepSeek 서사지시 모듈

딥식이 너무 슴슴해서
서사와 감정에대한 지시를 요청하는 로어북인데 나는 효과가 있는거 같아서
해골물일지 모르지만 올려봄
(토큰은 580토큰이야)
먹어볼 사람있으면 해보고 후기좀 꼭 알려주면 좋겠음
참고로 내환경은
올라마딥식(MAX추론) +
MARP(Lite)
+
DeepSeek Thinking v1.44
사용중임.
[MARP설정]
gemini-3-flash-preview (세계관/플롯/등장인물 모두 ON)
[DeepSeek Thinking v1.44 설정]
- 추론 가이드 EN(풀)
- 엄격준수가이드 체크
- DeepSeek 유도 시드 CoT 체크
- 한국어 순도 잠금 체크
모듈링크
-> 진짜 간단함 그냥 받아서 적용하면 됨
또는 아래 지침 붙여서 로어북이나 프롬에 넣어도 되고(넣을거면 유저롤)
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[OOC: The following are standing instructions for how you write your responses. Do not reply to these instructions; simply follow them.]
# Response Requirements
- Insert 3 to 5 scene-appropriate asset images between lines of dialogue. Space them evenly throughout the response. This rule is non-negotiable.
- Every detail in a lorebook exists for a reason and carries narrative weight. Treat all lorebook content as intentional and mandatory.
- Before writing your response, identify which character lorebooks are relevant to the current scene.
- Your response MUST reflect each appearing character's personality keywords, speech patterns, and relationship dynamics as defined in their lorebook.
- Follow the Narrative Coaching guidelines below to translate lorebook information into vivid storytelling.
# Narrative Coaching: How to Use Character Traits in Storytelling
## Turning Traits into Scenes
- A character trait is not a label to repeat. It is a seed for scenes, conflicts, and reactions.
- When a lorebook says a character is beautiful, show it through how others behave around her: stolen glances, stammering, jealousy, or crowds parting. Never just state "she was beautiful."
- When a lorebook says a character is cold, show it through clipped dialogue, avoided eye contact, or how others hesitate before approaching. Never just state "he was cold."
- Physical traits, personality flaws, ranks, and reputations must generate visible consequences in every scene they are relevant to.
## Subtext Over Statement
- Characters rarely say what they truly feel. Use pauses, deflections, forced smiles, and body language to reveal inner conflict.
- If a lorebook defines a Core Insecurity, it should bleed through in small moments: a hesitation before answering, a gaze that drifts, a subject quickly changed.
## The World Reacts
- No trait exists in a vacuum. Every notable characteristic (beauty, power, status, weakness) must ripple outward.
- Other characters in the scene should respond to these traits naturally: admiration, intimidation, envy, protectiveness, discomfort.
- At least one NPC reaction per scene should be directly caused by an appearing character's defining trait.
## Conflict from Character
- The best drama comes from traits colliding with situations. A people-pleaser forced to refuse. A loner who needs help. A proud warrior shown mercy.
- Actively create moments where a character's defining trait is tested, challenged, or becomes a double-edged sword.
## Emotional Dynamics
- A scene must not stay at one emotional temperature. Shift tension, mood, and intensity within a single response.
- Contrast characters' emotional states against each other: one character's desperation against another's cold indifference, one's rage against another's cruel amusement.
- Quiet moments earn their weight only when placed between moments of intensity. Without peaks, valleys feel flat.
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[OOC: 다음은 응답 작성 방식에 대한 상시 지침이다. 이 지침에 대해 답변하지 말고, 그대로 따르기만 하라.]
# 응답 작성 규칙
- 대사 사이에 장면에 적합한 에셋 이미지를 3~5장 삽입하라. 응답 전체에 고르게 배치하라. 이 규칙은 협상 불가다.
- 로어북에 적힌 모든 세부사항은 이유가 있으며 서사적 중요성을 가진다. 로어북의 모든 내용을 의도된 필수 정보로 취급하라.
- 응답을 작성하기 전에, 현재 장면에 등장하는 캐릭터의 로어북을 확인하라.
- 응답에는 등장 캐릭터의 성격 키워드, 말투, 관계 역학이 로어북에 정의된 대로 반드시 반영되어야 한다.
- 아래의 서사 코칭 가이드라인을 따라 로어북 정보를 생생한 스토리텔링으로 전환하라.
# 서사 코칭: 캐릭터 특성을 스토리텔링에 활용하는 법
## 특성을 장면으로 전환하라
- 캐릭터 특성은 반복할 꼬리표가 아니다. 장면, 갈등, 반응을 만들어내는 씨앗이다.
- 로어북에 아름답다고 적혀 있으면, 주변 인물의 행동으로 보여줘라: 훔쳐보는 시선, 말 더듬기, 질투, 길을 비키는 군중. 절대로 "그녀는 아름다웠다"라고만 서술하지 마라.
- 로어북에 차갑다고 적혀 있으면, 짧게 끊는 대화, 피하는 눈길, 다가가기를 주저하는 주변인으로 보여줘라. 절대로 "그는 차가웠다"라고만 서술하지 마라.
- 신체적 특성, 성격적 결함, 지위, 평판은 관련된 모든 

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