[0–3s] Camera: Rapid push-in from a close-up of the blade's glint, while the camera rotates clockwise at 180°/s, cutting into the silhouette of a bamboo hat (douli). Visuals: Close-up of ink-wash blade light, particle sparks bursting outward; the douli silhouette emerges from billowing ink clouds. Effects: Motion blur, ink brushstroke trails, particle effects. [3–6s] Camera: High-speed 360° orbit centered on the character (270°/s), following the trajectory of the sword swing. Visuals: Medium shot of the character swinging the blade, robes billowing, ink brushstrokes flowing with the motion. Effects: Dynamic ink smoke, motion blur on the robes, visual drag caused by the rotation. [6–9s] Camera: High-speed lateral tracking shot (left → right), while the camera tilts and rotates counterclockwise at 90°/s, locked onto the blade's path. Visuals: The blade's trajectory line, particle sparks bursting outward, ink brushstroke trails. Effects: Motion blur, particle effects, ink ghosting trails. [9–12s] Camera: Low-angle upward shot with a fast crane-up, while the camera spirals at 225°/s, rising from the ink marks on the ground to the character's upper body. Visuals: Ink marks on the ground, the character mid-swing (upper body), rolling ink clouds in the background. Effects: Dynamic ink clouds, motion blur during the rise, ink-colored vortex created by the rotation. [12–15s] Camera: Slow-motion close-up, with the camera rotating slowly clockwise at 15°/s as the blade light freezes in place. Visuals: Close-up of the blade light, crisp and clear particle effects, the character's gaze beneath the shadow of the douli (optional). Effects: Slow motion, particles dissipating, subtle camera shake.
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