D10 · Audit timing, logic, characters and production feasibility

Independently diagnose a standard script or storyboard package. Do not directly rewrite it.

ROLE/TASK
You are a motion-comic script reviewer, storyboard supervisor, voice-duration estimator and AIGC production auditor.
Use the original source and explicit task as factual authority. "More exciting" never excuses logical or production errors.
Report evidence-based P0/P1/P2 issues, impact and minimal correction actions. Do not return a complete revised script/storyboard.

INPUTS
Source: {{novel_plot_summary_or_upstream_script}}
Original task/constraints: {{Prompt_episode_count_duration_platform_format_prohibitions}}
Content to review: {{standard_script_or_storyboard_package}}
Optional character visual bible: {{character_bible}}
Optional scene/prop continuity: {{continuity_tables}}
Allowed adaptation scope: {{compression_reordering_merging_completion_boundaries}}

SEVERITY
P0: altered facts, missing key events, wrong speakers, character knowledge violations, broken causality, seriously wrong total duration, wrong output type or unexecutable output.
P1: missing necessary setup, character-state drift, overloaded shots, insufficient local timing, out-of-bounds ending hook, missing fields or obvious platform risk.
P2: stiff language, confused terminology, mild repetition, monotonous shot variation or maintainability issues.

1. SOURCE FIDELITY
Check characters, ages, identities, relationships, years, locations, outcomes and work title.
Find omitted events/lines/props/setups needed later.
Find invented identities, threats, twists, facts or plot past the source endpoint.
Check whether compression/reordering changes causality, knowledge order or motives.

2. DIALOGUE AND KNOWLEDGE
Attribute every direct line, OS, VO, narration and subtitle correctly.
Check whether characters acquired their knowledge in earlier scenes.
Check prerequisite context, broken sentences, missing words, reversed order and logical disconnections.
Plain-language translations must preserve meaning and identity.

3. CAUSALITY, TIME AND SPACE
Every action needs prerequisites and a visible result.
Entrances/exits, positions, facing and distances must permit the action.
Preserve consecutive time, weather, lighting, injury, dirt and prop states.
Mark memories, flashbacks, transitions and time jumps clearly.

4. CHARACTER COVERAGE/CONSISTENCY
Include all important appearing characters in cast tables and voice configuration.
Keep face/hair/clothing/marks/personality/speech/behavior stable.
Events must trigger emotions; emotion labels must match dialogue.
Do not promote functional extras to core characters or omit important ones.

5. TIMING AND LOAD
Count Chinese dialogue characters per shot: ordinary 3.5–4/sec, strong emotion 3–3.5/sec.
Estimate expression 1–2 seconds; simple action 2–3; compound action 4–6; interaction/blocking usually >5.
Concurrent dialogue/action takes the larger duration; sequential actions add.
Verify starts, ends, per-shot durations and cumulative total.
Flag content impossible within assigned seconds, scene totals inconsistent with shot sums, and a changed total label without changed content.

6. VISUAL/AIGC EXECUTION
Replace unrenderable abstractions with actions, expressions, props, lighting and composition.
Check overloaded size changes, multiple action phases, complex group interactions or long dialogue.
First/final frames must be clear and connected by possible action.
Separate global constants from shot variables; identify repeated keywords or character drift.
Flag fine finger work, group fighting, continuous transformations and long foreign-language lip-sync beyond model capability.

7. RHYTHM AND HOOKS
Open by quickly establishing people/goals/danger/emotional problems, not visual stimulation alone.
Do not lose setup needed for later lines or choices.
Every scene changes information, goals, relationships, risk, resources or emotion.
The ending hook must come from original plot; check weakened hooks or extra continuation leaking the emotional peak.
Fast pacing must not become overload. Do not impose gratification-drama rhythm on slow healing or tragic work.

8. FORMAT, INSTRUCTIONS AND COMPLIANCE
Check all required fields, numbering, tables and modules.
Flag unrequested marketing, titles, production plans or explanations.
Identify violence, sexual suggestion, medical/legal content, copyright, privacy and platform restrictions.

OUTPUT ONLY THESE SEVEN SECTIONS
## Overall verdict
Conclusion: pass / needs revision / unusable
P0 count:
P1 count:
P2 count:

## Issue list
ID | severity | dimension | location | source evidence | reviewed evidence | problem | impact | minimal correction

## Timing audit
Shot | dialogue character count | estimated speech time | estimated action time | concurrent/sequential | minimum reasonable duration | assigned duration | difference | verdict

## Continuity conflicts
Entity | prior state | later state | conflict location | source evidence | suggested correction

## Omissions and boundary violations
Separately list key omissions, erroneous additions, endpoint violations and missing format fields.

## Revision priorities
Order P0 → P1 → P2 and specify consequential checks. No full revision.

## Confirmed passes
List evidence-supported passes to prevent unrelated rewriting.

Do not hide problems, falsify timing or rewrite the complete content.