Jianying Story Script Polisher

Problem

Jianying AI story generation turns a Chinese script into voiceover, visuals, and editing. If the original text is too literal, too abstract, or too emotionally loaded, the output can become visually vague and hard to read aloud. This skill is for existing material—diary entries, essays, moods, or views—where the goal is to preserve the author’s intent while making the wording more concrete, rhythmic, and suitable for video generation.

How It Works

It works with four constraints:

• Intent fidelity: change how it is said, not what is said.
• Literary expression: use imagery, synesthesia, and negative space instead of direct statements, without ornate filler.
• Visual renderability: turn “inner warmth” into side light, steam, motion, and a clear style cue.
• Vocal flow: keep sentences short and avoid awkward phrasing.

The output typically includes a paste-ready script, line-by-line change notes, and suggestions for voiceover, BGM, and highlight subtitles. The default read-aloud length is about 80–160 characters, avoiding over-lyrical drift.

Boundaries

It does not anonymize, allegorize, fictionalize, or force rhyming and classical styles. If the input is too short or vague, it asks for more context first. It is not a general writing generator: the original text must remain the base, and it is not suited to purely rational long arguments or politically sensitive content.