Prompt
183 words[Style] Ancient xianxia deadpan comedy, cinematic realism, professional movie quality, fast narrative rhythm. The first half creates a solemn atmosphere of high-level sword skills, while the second half reveals a humorous twist. Focus on spatial relationships and character reactions. Strictly ancient Chinese context. [Duration] 10 seconds, 3-shot structure, 16:9. [Scene] Quiet mountain kitchen courtyard at dawn. [Characters] Role A: Sword Master (Female) based on @Image1, elegant and confident. Role B: Junior Sister based on @Image2, spiritual and cute. [Shot 1] 0-3s: Wide shot establishing scene. Sword Master stands on a stone platform while a flying sword circles her. Junior sister watches in awe. [Shot 2] 3-6s: Mid-shot. Sister asks 'What sword technique is this?' Master replies 'Thousands of Swords Return to the Source.' The sword suddenly flies toward the counter. [Shot 3] 6-10s: Close-up reveal. The sword accurately slices green onions into a pot. The music stops. Sister looks into the pot and says 'The onions are enough, but the noodles aren't in yet.' Hard cut to Master's awkward micro-expression. [Technical] Optimize for character consistency using Seedance 2.0, Mandarin lip-sync, and spatial continuity.
About this prompt
Sword Master Onion Chopping Comedy is a Meme Seedance 2.0 prompt with 183 words, structured around shot timing, camera direction, motion cues, and remixable scene details.
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