Looking back at what I wrote earlier, I realize that some parts may sound a little overexcited or exaggerated.

To be completely fair, I personally think this model turned out very well, and I am genuinely happy with it. However, for people who are much more experienced with LoRA training, this may not seem particularly extraordinary. Everything I said was based on my own experience and on how difficult this process was for me, so please do not take the excitement too seriously.

Feel free to download it, experiment with different prompts, and use the model however you like.

The reason this model means so much to me is not simply the final result, but the process it took to finally create a Ceres LoRA that worked the way I wanted.

I worked on it little by little whenever I had spare time. The actual number of hours spent working may not be enormous, but from the time I first started until now, the entire process has taken more than six months.

That is why seeing the model finally produce consistent results close to what I had been aiming for feels genuinely special to me.

It was honestly exhausting.

In my country, it is difficult to purchase Yellow Buzz on Civitai through the normal payment methods, so I could not simply buy more Buzz whenever I needed to experiment. Using alternative payment methods was also inconvenient and frustrating.

Because of that, I kept participating in Civitai Challenges to earn Yellow Buzz, then used the Buzz I earned to continue generating images and running tests. I experimented with a huge number of prompts, including adult-oriented prompts, slowly learning through trial and error: “This works this way,” “That setting changes this,” and so on.

I only recently started subscribing for Blue Buzz as well. Before that, I tried to do as much as possible without spending money, but eventually I reached the point where continuing that way became too difficult, so I finally subscribed.

For other people, this may simply be another LoRA model. But for me, it represents months of studying little by little, failing repeatedly, earning Buzz, testing again, and finally completing a model that I can personally feel satisfied with.

So if some of my earlier writing sounded a little too excited or dramatic, please do not take it too seriously. Just use the model casually and have fun experimenting with it.

For me, this is simply a first step that took a very long time to reach, so I probably got a little carried away when it finally worked.