[No Watermark] A Beginner's Guide to AI Comic Dramas: Use Agents to Write Novels and Adapt Scripts, Generate Storyboards/Characters/Scenes, Solve Video-Continuity Issues, Plus Editing, Voiceover, and Monetization

1. Course Overview

This full-pipeline AI comic-drama production bootcamp systematically teaches novel creation, script adaptation, smart storyboarding, character modeling, AI video generation, editing/compositing, and commercial monetization. Starting from zero, it explains hands-on use of tools like Doubao, Jimeng, and Jianying: using AI agents to write original novels, extract original text, adapt novels into scripts, and generate professional storyboards via prompts. It goes deep into character three-view sheets, character lock-in, scene/prop generation, and storyboard reference-image production, solving common issues like inconsistent character look, unnatural shot continuity, characters leaving frame, video copyright, and face generation. Combined with Doubao and Jimeng, it completes AI video production and masters continuous storyboard transitions, video splicing, subtitles/voiceover, background music, and Jianying post-processing, before closing with comic-drama account operations and monetization. The course ships with prompts for novel creation, script conversion, storyboard production, and three-view agent setup, plus templates across urban, ancient-romance, xuanhuan, suspense, rebirth, apocalypse, and other genres—helping students systematically master the complete flow from novel to finished AI comic drama.

2. Who It's For

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1. Total beginners wanting to learn AI comic-drama production.
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2. Creators wanting to batch-produce short videos with AI.
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3. Novel authors wanting to adapt novels into comic dramas.
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4. People wanting hands-on Doubao, Jimeng, and Jianying practice.
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5. People wanting to explore AI comic-drama account operations and monetization.
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3. What You'll Gain

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1. Master the AI novel-creation and script-adaptation flow.
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2. Learn to build script, storyboard, and three-view agents.
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3. Master character lock-in, scene, and prop generation techniques.
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4. Learn AI video generation, storyboard transitions, and editing/voiceover.
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5. Understand the complete AI comic-drama creation flow and monetization.
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4. Course Catalog
1 Opening ceremony (must-watch)
2 1. Important reminder for students
3 2. Aomanjie's Q&A about accounts
4 3. Software you need to prepare for comic dramas
5 4. The full comic-drama production flow
6 5. Step 1 of self-written novels
7 6. Step 2 of Doubao novels
8 7. Step 3 of self-written novels
9 8. How to inject your own ideas into a self-written novel
10 10. How to download the original text from Fanqie Novel
11 11. Step 1 of novel-to-script
12 12. Step 2 of novel-to-script
13 13. Step 3 of novel-to-script
14 14. How to generate your own script prompts
15 15. Important reminder
16 16. Step 1 of script-to-storyboard prompts
17 17. Step 2 of script-to-storyboard prompts
18 18. Important reminder on script-to-storyboard
19 19. Step 3 of script-to-storyboard prompts
20 20. Step 4 of script-to-storyboard prompts
21 21. Step 5 of script-to-storyboard prompts
22 22. Important reminder about storyboard agents
23 23. Reminder before outputting video
24 24. Introduction to three-view prompts
25 25. Setting up the three-view agent
26 26. Notes on generating character three-views
27 27. Solving three-view problems and Doubao image generation
28 28. Notes on generating props and scenes
29 29. Important preface reminder before outputting video
30 30. Points to note for Doubao video generation
31 31. Prompt correction and problem avoidance
32 32. Jianying splicing techniques
33 33. Doubao video generation 2
34 34. Doubao video generation 3
35 35. Doubao video generation 4
36 36. Solving Doubao video copyright and face issues
37 37. Jianying voiceover and editing
38 38. Preface intro to Jimeng video generation
39 39. Basics of Jimeng video generation
40 40. Continuity between the upper and lower storyboards
41 41. Padding-image continuity inside a storyboard
42 42. Video splicing and editing issues
43 43. Continuity between two 15-second segments (upper/lower)
44 44. Editing and splicing the second segment
45 45. Continuity of the third segment
46 46. Compositing the third segment
47 47. Padding-image issue for the fourth standalone video
48. How to pad images for a sentence in a storyboard
49. Storyboard reference-image changes and subtitle/BGM issues
50. The character walking out of frame
51. Scene reference image-to-image
52. The "same face for thousands of people" problem
53. Subtitles and background music
54. Monetization

Updated prompts
Script simplification prompt template
Script-to-storyboard agent setup prompt.docx
Three-view lock-in agent setup prompt.docx
Novel-to-script agent setup prompt.docx
Self-written-novel agent setup prompt.docx
Urban-genre script simplification prompt.txt
Ancient-romance script simplification prompt.txt
Xuanhuan-genre script simplification prompt.txt
Sci-fi/apocalypse script simplification prompt.txt
Suspense-genre script simplification prompt.txt
Romance-genre script simplification prompt.txt
Rebirth-genre script simplification prompt.txt