Transform the input image into a real product photograph of a hand holding an anime light novel book in a Japanese bookshop, showing the front cover to the camera. A gender- and race-neutral hand grips the book casually from the bottom-left corner. The light novel cover features the input character as the main illustration. Preserve the input character's exact appearance: face, hairstyle, hair color, eye color, outfit, pose, and expression. The illustration style is polished anime art with vibrant colors, filling the cover edge-to-edge. Cover design - lean into typography and layout craft, treating this like a real bestselling Dengeki Bunko / Kadokawa Sneaker / MF Bunko J cover: - Title: invent an evocative title that fits the character's apparent genre. Avoid generic names ("The Adventures of [X]", "Magical [Y]", "[Character]: A Story"). Lean toward either: - Atmospheric short titles (e.g., "Crimson Hourglass", "Paper Star", "Quiet Constellation", "Frostbloom") - Japanese-LN-style descriptive sentence titles (e.g., "The Cat Cafe in the Eighth District", "When the Cherry Blossoms Burn", "I Don't Care if My Knight is Cursed, I'm Marrying Him Anyway") - Match the character's vibe: a mage with cosmic energy gets a mystical title; a maid with a clover gets a cozy slice-of-life title; a samurai with glowing eyes gets a dark fantasy title. - Style the title in bold, large, decorative typography with effects appropriate to the genre (metallic gold for fantasy, neon for sci-fi, soft handwritten for romance, distressed serif for horror). - Subtitle: a complementary line in contrasting font, setting up the story's premise (e.g., "A Tale of Iron and Snow", "Volume One of the Tideborn Saga"). - Volume number: clean stylish badge or corner stamp ("VOL. 1", "巻一", "Book One"). - Author credit: small text bottom-left with "著:" prefix in Japanese or "Author:" in English. Invent a clearly fictional pen name if unspecified - do NOT use the names of real, well-known authors or illustrators (e.g., avoid "necomi", "Mika Pikazo", "Tite Kubo", or other recognizable industry names). Combine common Japanese given/family names or invent original ones. - Illustrator credit: optional smaller line below with "絵:" or "Illustration:" prefix. Same rule - clearly fictional name only, no real artists. - Publisher mark bottom-right: "Moescape AI" text alongside the Moescape mascot logo. The Moescape mascot is a small cute white ghost/mochi blob character - rounded white body with several short wavy "feet" at the bottom (like a kawaii pudding ghost), two simple small black dot eyes, and a single green leaf sprouting from the top of its head. Optional subtle pink/magenta glow underneath. Render the mascot icon next to or above the "Moescape AI" text. - Atmospheric effects: soft particles, light streaks, magical glow, blossoming petals, neon glints - match the character's mood. - Do NOT add any obi (book band wrapping the lower third), promotional stickers, BESTSELLER seals, ANIME ADAPTATION ANNOUNCED badges, or other marketing badges. Keep the cover clean. Language and override: title, subtitle, author, all cover text default to English. If the user specifies a language, title, author, or genre in their notes, follow those exactly. Book physicality: real paperback with visible page edges, glossy cover reflection catching the light, subtle paper texture, slight wear at the corners. The hand has visible skin texture and subtle natural shadows on the cover from the grip. Staging: softly blurred Japanese bookshop background - shelves of other light novels in the bokeh, warm fluorescent or natural daylight, hint of a "新刊" (new release) display. Alternatively, a cozy reading nook (desk with a coffee cup, window with soft afternoon light). Photographic finish: shot on a DSLR with shallow depth of field, gentle highlights on the glossy cover, natural color grading. Real product photography of a physical light novel - not a 3D render, not a digital mockup.