Japanese Handwritten Text Art

Please use the attached reference images as a handwriting style guide (especially the second image with handwriting samples). Create a line of Japanese handwritten text on a clean sheet of white paper. Write with a fine gel pen/fine line pen (0.3–0.4 mm effect), with fine and light strokes, mostly single-line (no brush or marker effect). Match a stylish, flowing, and feminine handwriting feel: soft curves, light touch, and slightly right-slanting strokes. Add clear personality through noticeable character size variations (some characters are 10–25% large/small), irregular spacing, and baselines slightly tilted upward from left to right. Add slender start and end strokes on a few characters (long and gradually tapering start/end strokes)—especially the first character, any thin/extended marks in the text, and the last character—while keeping everything clearly visible. Write the following text accurately: "The true chocolate tasted like an adult's." No extra text, borders, logos, underlines, decorative lines. High resolution, clear fine ink lines, minimal paper texture. Negative tips: brush, calligraphy, calligraphy, markers, bold strokes, coarse ink, heavy pressing, brushes, block fonts, uniform character size, perfect spacing, perfectly straight baselines, printed fonts, typesetting, outline fonts, excess text, watermarks, borders, seals, underlines, patterned lines, doodles Additional tips: Keep strokes thin; Mainly create expressiveness through size/spacing/baseline and gradually tapering stroke ends, not by thickness. Increase character size contrast and irregular spacing, but maintain readability.