Novel to Skit Screenplay Converter

Problem

Long novels often become weak skit-screenplay scripts because slow openings, sparse conflicts, missing micro-expressions, and over-explained internal monologue make the material hard to shoot.

How It Works

This skill converts a novel into a video-ready skit screenplay with character detail first:
- It reads the novel from .txt, .docx, or .md, then creates a short adaptation brief.
- It structures scenes as scene x-y, keeping only time, interior/exterior, location, and cast in the header.
- It maps psychological description to (OS) voice-over plus △ action, keeps micro-expressions in (), and uses (VO) for phone, broadcast, or group messages.
- It enforces pacing: a strong first-3-second hook, roughly one twist or punchline every 30 seconds, and a closing 【悬念】 plus 【第X集 完】.
- It outputs character, scene, prop, appearance, episode-structure tables, the full script, and brief shooting notes.

Boundaries

It is intended for skit/video screenplay adaptation, not novel polishing. Preserve concrete details, pauses, subtext, and prop specificity; avoid generic actions, redundant tags, and deleted emotional beats.