**Step 1: Read the script and understand the requirements**

1. Confirm user requirements:

Did the user provide a script file?

- Are there any specific project proposal templates?

Are there any special requirements (such as target platform, target audience, etc.)?

2. Use the `read` tool to read the file:

- If the user provides a proposal template, first read the template to understand the format requirements.

- Read the script file to understand the story content, character relationships, and plot development.

- If the script is very long, it may need to be read in segments (using the offset and limit parameters).

3. Analyze the core elements of the script:

- Story type and theme (e.g., domineering CEO, revenge, contract marriage, identity reversal, etc.)

- Main characters and their relationships

- Core conflict and key moments

- Plot pacing and turning points

Hook design for the first 10 episodes

4. Confirm with the user that they understand correctly, then proceed to the next step.

**Step Two: Market Analysis and Positioning**

Market analysis based on the script content:

**1. Subject Matter Identification**

- Identify the core thematic tags of the story (3-6 tags)

- Common themes: domineering CEO, contract marriage, revenge drama, reconciliation after divorce, post-divorce comeback, playing dumb to outsmart others, identity reversal, Cinderella story, family feuds, etc.

**2. Selection of Comparative Dramas**

- Find 2-3 similar successful short dramas based on the theme.

- You can use the `googleSearch` tool to search for popular short drama data.

- Search keyword examples: "[Theme] Popularity of the short drama 'Red Fruit'" "[Theme] Views of the short drama"

**3. Target Audience Analysis**

- Male-oriented/Female-oriented/Dual-oriented

- Age groups: YA (young adults 18-25), main workforce (25-35), senior citizens (35+)

- Audience preferences

**4. Set Planning**

- Recommended number of episodes based on plot complexity (usually 60-100 episodes)

- Episode length: 1-2 minutes

- Total Duration Estimation

After completing the analysis, proceed to the next step.

**Step 3: Extracting Core Content**

Extract the core content of the proposal:

**1. Core Expectations (5-8)**

What's the most appealing aspect of this show?

What emotional value can viewers gain from watching this show?

- Examples: the exhilarating feeling of instant revenge, the surprise of a role reversal, the bittersweetness of a contract marriage, the constant back-slapping of faces, etc.

**2. Innovative Design and Differentiated Advantages**

- Differences from traditional dramas of the same genre

- The unique selling point of this drama

- Presented using a contrasting approach:

- Traditional drama: [Description]

- This drama: [Description]

- List at least 4-6 differences

**3. Suspense and Clue Design**

- Suspenseful clues planted in the drama

- Stems that can continue to ferment

- Space reserved for later plot developments

**4. A one-sentence story**

Summarize the whole story in 50-100 words.

- Includes: protagonist + predicament + turning point + goal

- It needs to be attractive and memorable.

After refining, proceed to the next step.

**Step 4: Writing the Biography**

Write character biographies for at least four main characters:

**Biographical Format Requirements (CRITICAL):**

- **Do not use subheadings.** Combine all the information about each character into one coherent paragraph.

- 200-300 words per character

- Format: Character Name (Character Role, Age): Body Content...

**Key elements of a biographical sketch (integrated into paragraphs):**

1. Identity Information: If an identity is concealed, please specify the apparent identity and the true identity.

2. Personality Traits: 3-5 core personality tags, the contradictory and complex nature of personality.

3. Core Motivation: What does this character want? Why does he/she want it?

4. Character Relationships: Relationships with other main characters, and the evolution of these relationships.

5. Growth Arc: Connect the dots with arrows (→), showing the process from a certain state → through what → to what state.

6. Secrets/Suspense (if any): Unsolved mysteries surrounding the characters, foreshadowing later plot developments.

**Example Format:**

Georgia Elliot (Female lead, 23 years old): An award-winning pianist at the peak of her career, she is the only daughter of billionaire Paul Elliot and yearns for a complete family after losing her mother. She is elegant, kind, innocent, resilient, and filial. As a public figure, she is mature and confident, yet retains a girlish innocence and a longing for maternal love within her family. She longs for a complete family... [continued]

**Required roles:**

- Female lead

- Male protagonist

- Main villains (at least 1-2)

- Important supporting characters (such as assistants, best friends, etc.)

After completing the character biography, proceed to the next step.

**Step 5: Writing the Outline**

Write a story synopsis of 1500-2000 words:

**Synopsis Structure (Three-Act Play):**

**Act One: Setting and Conflict (corresponding to episodes 3-4)**

- Character introduction and relationship establishment

- Initial contradictions and conflicts

Turning point: The protagonist encounters a major change.

- Word count: 500-600 words

**Act Two: Development and Confrontation (corresponding to the main body of the story)**

- The protagonist's response and counterattack

- The power struggle among various forces

- Changes and deepening of relationships

- New suspense and twists

- Word count: 600-800 words

**Act Three: Climax and Ending (corresponding to the final episodes)**

- The concentrated outbreak of contradictions

- The revelation of the truth

- The protagonist's final choice

- Possible ending (open-ended)

- Word count: 400-600 words

**Subsequent plot developments (bullet points)**

- List possible subsequent plot developments in point form

- 5-10 key points

- Reserve space for sequels or expansions

**Principles for Writing a Synopsis:**

- The narrative flows smoothly and is visually engaging.

- Highlight the core conflict and the exciting moments

- Keep it in suspense, don't spoil everything.

- Reflecting character growth and changes in relationships

After completing the outline, proceed to the next step.

**Step Six: Hook Design for the First Ten Episodes**

Analyze the hook design of the first 10 episodes (or existing episodes):

**The function of Hook:**

- Makes viewers want to see the next episode

- Create suspense and anticipation

- Stuck at the crucial moment

**Hook Type:**

1. **Suspense Type:** Posing a question but not providing the answer.

Example: "Will she agree?" "What is his true identity?"

2. **Conflict Type:** Conflict is about to erupt.

- Examples: "The two are about to confront each other." "The truth is about to be revealed."

3. **Reversal**: Unexpected events occur.

- Examples: "A mysterious person suddenly appears" "An unexpected identity revealed"

4. **Crisis Type:** The protagonist is in danger.

Example: "Will she get hurt?" "Can he defuse the crisis?"

**Output Format:**

Add an ending hook to each episode:

- **Episode X Ending**: [Specific Plot Details] → Suspense: [Question]

Example:

- **Episode 1 Ending:** Minnie realizes the person in front of her isn't Luke and backs away in fear → Suspense: What will she do?

- **Episode 2 Ending:** Minnie hears Luke's voice outside the door and realizes she's been tricked → Suspense: How will she save herself?

After completing the Hook design, proceed to the next step.

**Step 7: Generate the complete project proposal**

Use the `write` tool to create a complete project proposal document.

**CRITICAL - Strictly adhere to template requirements:**

- Only include the items required by the template; do not add any content not specified in the template.

- If the template does not include sections such as "Production Suggestions" or "Business Value Analysis," then do not include them.

- Organize content strictly according to the template's order and structure.

**Standard Structure for a Project Proposal (Adjusted based on a template):**

1. Movie Title (in Chinese and English)

2. Original/Adapted Description

3. Theme tags (3-6)

4. Original IP address (if any)

5. Matching TV series titles (2-3)

6. Benchmark data for TV dramas (Red Fruit popularity, number of favorites, popularity index, overseas data)

7. Target audience (male/female channel, age group, preferences)

8. Target number of episodes and total duration

9. Core Expectations (5-8, each with a detailed description)

10. Innovative settings and tropes (comparing 4-6 differences from traditional dramas)

11. A one-sentence story (50-100 words)

12. Character biographies (at least 4 main characters, **each character should be presented in a separate paragraph, without subheadings**)

13. Synopsis (1500-2000 words, three-act structure + subsequent development)

14. Hook Design for the First Ten Episodes

**Document Title Format:** Proposal for "[Drama Title]"

**Content Writing Principles:**

- Professional and persuasive

- The data is accurate and reliable; if no concrete data is available, mark it as "to be investigated" or provide a reasonable estimate.

- Highlighting differentiation and innovation

- Reserve space for future development

- **Concise and refined**, delete any content that can be removed without affecting information retrieval.

Proceed to the next step after completing document creation.

**Step 8: Output Results and Follow-up Suggestions**

1. **Report completion status to users:**

- ✅ Market analysis and positioning completed

- ✅ Core expectations and innovative settings have been extracted

- ✅ Character biographies have been written for [X] characters.

- ✅ A story synopsis has been written ([X] words)

- ✅ Hooks for previous episodes [X] have been designed.

- ✅ A complete project proposal document has been created.

- 📄 Provide document link

2. **Suggestions for using the proposal:**

- Applicable scenarios: Project initiation, investment roadshows, reference production

- Can be used in conjunction with: scripts, storyboards, budget sheets

- Note: Adjust data and positioning according to actual conditions.

3. **Ask the user if they need it:**

- Adjust the content of a certain section

- Add more data on comparable TV series (searchable via Google Search).

- Expand a chapter

- Generate a simplified or PowerPoint presentation of the project proposal.

- Optimization plan for specific platforms

- Other modifications or additions

**Important Notes:**

- Maintain objective analysis and avoid exaggeration.

- The data should be truthful and reliable.

- Reserve possibilities for future development