This course is a one-stop AI writing practical course for the short-drama order-taking niche. Demand for short-drama submissions is strong right now, but many writers don't understand standard script conventions, don't know how to use AI to improve efficiency, and aren't familiar with platforms' submission preferences and review criteria, causing their scripts to be frequently rejected. Starting from these real pain points, the course fully covers the entire process from zero-based introduction, AI script generation, standardizing manuscript format, designing plot pacing, web fiction adaptation, to submission and acceptance, and comes with a large number of templates, mind maps, creation tools, and assignment correction cases to help learners avoid common writing pitfalls.

The course doesn't just teach you to write one episode of a script; it focuses more on building replicable batch creation and acceptance capabilities. You will master two sets of standard formats for short dramas and AI comic dramas, and learn to use exclusive AI prompts to quickly produce scripts; understand the key points of editors' script review, know how to anchor the main storyline, control pacing, and efficiently adapt web fiction material into scripts. By referencing real student assignment correction cases, you can also identify your own problems faster and shorten the trial-and-error cycle from writing scripts to taking orders and monetizing.

Target Audience

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• Zero-based beginners who want to enter the short-drama order-taking niche and monetize through scriptwriting as a side hustle, able to get started even with no writing experience
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• Web fiction and copywriting creators who want to transition into the short-drama niche and master efficient AI batch scriptwriting methods
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• Scriptwriters whose submissions have been rejected multiple times, who don't understand platform review standards, and don't know how to design main storylines
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• Self-media and AI content professionals who hope to independently produce short-drama scripts for self-made comic dramas and short videos
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• Creators who don't know how to organize story frameworks and lack standardized script templates and professional creation assistance tools
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What You'll Learn

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1. Master the industry-standard dual script formats for short dramas and AI comic dramas, and directly reuse various opening and plot templates
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2. Skillfully use exclusive AI scriptwriting prompts, and use AI to quickly generate complete episode scripts, boosting creative efficiency several times over
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3. Master the full process of converting web fiction into short-drama scripts, with a stable source of material for continuous script output
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4. Accurately grasp market submission trends and all editors' review points, effectively reducing rejection rates and improving order-taking success rates
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5. Learn how to build main storylines and avoid core writing problems such as loose plots and chaotic logic
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6. Get the full set of creative resources: various template documents, booklist references, novel download tools, mind mapping software, and practical tutorials
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7. Refer to multiple rounds of student assignment correction cases to quickly identify common writing problems and shorten your own trial-and-error cycle
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• 1.Introductory Lesson: Script Format Explanation
  Supporting Resources: Short Drama Script Format Explanation, Script Format Requirements
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• 2.Lesson 1: Short Drama Basic Instructions, Episode 1
  Supporting Resources: Opening Golden Finger (Strength Display) Format, Opening VO Script Format, Concise Opening, AI Short Drama Instruction Video, Short Drama AI Instruction Mind Map
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• 3.Lesson 2: From Episode 1 to One-Card Submission
  Supporting Resources: From One Chapter to One-Card Submission Video, Synopsis and Setting of "Daming: A Military Arsenal at the Start", Promotional Copy for "Infinite Clones", Short Drama AI Instruction Mind Map
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• 4.Lesson 3: Plot Rhythm and Submission Trends
  Supporting Resources: Writing Rhythm and Submission Tendency Video, S-Level Accepted Script Booklist Reference, Booklist, Plot Rhythm and Submission Trends Mind Map
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• 5.Lesson 4: Novel Adaptation Instructions
  Supporting Resources: Web Novel-to-Script Adaptation Process Video, Short Drama AI Instructions (First 4 Lessons) Mind Map, Novel Downloader
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• 6.Lesson 5: How to Grasp the Main Plotline
  Supporting Resources: Main Plotline Setting Video, Plot Mainline Mind Map
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• 7.Lesson 6: Editor Acceptance Requirements
  Supporting Resources: How to Write More Easily Accepted (Submission Requirements) Video, Dedicated Script Review Form, AIGC Comic Drama Script Format, Script Review Standards
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• 8.Lesson 7: How to Anchor the Main Plotline of a Short Drama
  Supporting Resources: Mask Filling Method Video, How to Anchor the Main Plotline Mind Map
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• 9.Lesson 8: Case Analysis of Editor's Script Review Points
  Supporting Resources: Editor Acceptance Information Point Diagram
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• 10.Lesson 9: The Simplest Way to Write a Script—Rewriting
  Supporting Resources: Rewriting Practical Video, Main Text Template
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• 11.Assignment Correction Records (Student Cases)
  Supporting Resources: 1.08 Seventh Assignment Correction, 1.09 Assignment Correction, 1.10 Assignment Correction, 1.12 Assignment Correction, 1.13 Assignment Correction, 1.14 Assignment Correction
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• 12.Xmind Cracked Version and Usage Tutorial (Essential Software)
  Supporting Resources: Mind Mapping Xmind Usage Tips Video, XMind 8 One-Click Installation Version
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