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No headings, no markdown, no lists, no tables, no JSON. The total output needs to be 1800-3000 characters (including the Korean, the blank line, and the English). The Korean part alone needs to be 900-1100 characters (including spaces). I need to output the Korean review first, then a blank line, then the

of the same content, also without headings or markdown. I must not output any headings, no markdown code blocks, no lists, no tables, no JSON. I must not output any "Korean Review" or "English Review" headings. I must output directly the review text. Let me re-read the requirements carefully. The user says: "아래 영문

를 바탕으로

본문만 새로 작성해라." Wait, the prompt says: "Here's a thinking process:" then gives me the thinking process, then the actual prompt: "아래 영문

를 바탕으로

본문만 새로 작성해라." Actually, the user message is: "아래 영문

를 바탕으로

본문만 새로 작성해라." But then there's a huge block of text that seems to be the actual prompt instructions? Wait, let me read the whole user message. The user message starts with "아래 영문

를 바탕으로

본문만 새로 작성해라." Then there's a huge block of text that seems to be the actual prompt instructions in English? Actually, looking at the structure: The user message begins with Korean, then there's a thinking process section (probably from a previous turn or system prompt), and then the actual instruction is embedded. Let me parse this carefully.

The user message text: "아래 영문

를 바탕으로

본문만 새로 작성해라. 아래 영문

를 바탕으로

본문만 새로 작성해라. Here's a thinking process: ..." Wait, the message seems to contain a thinking process section automatically generated, and then the actual instruction. Let me read the whole thing as a single message. The message has: - Starts with Korean: "아래 영문

를 바탕으로

본문만 새로 작성해라." - Then "아래 영문

를 바탕으로

본문만 새로 작성해라." (repeated?) - Then "Here's a thinking process:" and a long thinking process text. - Then the actual instructions: "아래 영문

를 바탕으로

본문만 새로 작성해라." again? Actually, the text after "Here's a thinking process:" is the system thinking process, but then there's another block: "아래 영문

를 바탕으로

본문만 새로 작성해라." Maybe the user pasted a prompt that includes both the instruction and the thinking process. But I need to respond based on the instruction. Actually, the user message is: "아래 영문

를 바탕으로

본문만 새로 작성해라. 아래 영문

를 바탕으로

본문만 새로 작성해라. Here's a thinking process: ..." It seems the user might have accidentally included the thinking process, or it's part of a multi-turn context. But I must treat the entire message as the user input. The actual instruction is somewhere in there. Let me extract the core instruction: The user wants me to "아래 영문

를 바탕으로

본문만 새로 작성해라." which translates to "Write a Korean review based on the following StarCraft map review." Then there's a bunch of data and rules. Given the complexity, I should focus on the requirements outlined in the latter part of the message, which includes the map data and the output specifications.

The latter part of the message contains: - Map data: Title: $$ big money $$, Filename: money.scx, Internal title: $$ big money $$, Internal description: Destroy all enemy buildings. Genre: ME