Novel to Viral Storyboard

Problem

When adapting a novel chapter into short-video copy, the main issue is not just summarizing, but preserving high-density payoffs while making the structure usable. Raw prose often lacks clear scene beats, narration cadence, and storyboard-level instructions. This skill treats novel source text as input and produces a structured viral-post package.

How it works

• Input: paste novel text or specify a chapter range such as 95–98.
• Core output: title, character cards, scene cards, voiceover narration, and storyboard script.
• Style control: use directives like make it shorter, expand highlights, fast-paced, suspenseful, or narration only.
• Reference aids: built-in emotion curves, genre examples, and rewrite vocabulary help tune pacing, payoff density, and platform tone.
• Optional export: when you explicitly request export, CapCut, or subtitles, it can include JSON and SRT fields aligned with the readable draft.

Boundaries

It is better suited to source-text adaptation, not title-only requests or unclear content. Short passages are split for pacing, storyboard shots default to one per narrative paragraph, and explicit merging is required. For classical combat scenes, the output favors intensity and momentum over graphic detail.