[Part One] Industry Exploration: Track Selection and Survival Strategies for AI Comic Dramas

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1. Industry Status: The Explosion and Market Potential of AI Comic Dramas as Seen from "Zhan Xian Tai"
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2. In-depth Analysis of Three Drama Types: Volume-Driven Short Dramas, Premium Short Dramas, IP-Based Short Dramas
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3. Entry Strategies for Individuals/Teams/Enterprises: Risk, Cost, and Return Analysis
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4. Core Advice: Survive First, Then Develop — 20% Effort on Premium Content, 80% Effort on Volume-Driven Content
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[Part Two] Content Foundation: Sources, Adaptation, and Creation of Hit Scripts

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1. The Core Position of the Script: A Good IP Equals Half the Success
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2. Comparison of Four Major Script Sources: Original, IP Adaptation, Popular Remakes, Classic Extensions
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3. Practical Guide to Adapting Popular Novel IPs: Compression, Refinement, and Plot Restructuring
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4. Practical Paths for Individuals and Teams to Acquire Quality Scripts (Contract Production, Platform Collaboration, etc.)
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5. Serialized Short Dramas and Account Building: Gaining Traffic and Accumulating Users
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[Part Three] Tool Evolution: AI Generation Models, Workflows, and the Efficiency Revolution

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1. Detailed Explanation of Four Major AI Video Generation Methods: Text-to-Video, Image-to-Video, Reference-to-Video, First and Last Frame
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2. In-depth review of eight mainstream models: Jimeng C-Dance series, Hailuo, KeLing, Wan, Weidu, etc.
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3. Handcrafted vs. industrialized workflow: cost, efficiency, and quality control
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4. Fully intelligent workflow platform experience (Seiko, Chengmeng Factory, etc.)
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5. Semi-automated/collaborative workflow in practice (Lingjing AI, Juzhulu, Kemeng AI platform)
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6. Supporting toolchain: text processing, image generation, voiceover, and editing tool selection and techniques
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[Part Four] Viral Workflow: Complete Production Breakdown of a Zhanxiantai-Level Work

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1. Step One: Script-Only Reading and Building Team Consensus
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2. Step Two: Character, Scene, Prop, and Voice Asset Design and Refinement
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3. Step Three: AI Storyboard Creation — Prompts, Model Selection, and Cinematic Language
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4. Step Four: Rough Cut, Pickup Shots, and Live-Action Voiceover (Core of Simulated-Live-Action Drama)
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5. Step Five: Fine Cut and Packaging — Music, Sound Effects, Subtitles, Transitions
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6. Step Six: Team Review, Revisions, and Final Launch
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7. Kemeng AI Platform Backend Hands-On Demo: Full Workflow from Project Creation to Team Collaboration
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💡 Learning Tip:
\ Tutorial content is based on industry practices at time of publication; please verify against current platform rules,
\ Apply what you learn flexibly for the best results.