Post-Shower Daily Routine Video

Aspect Ratio: 9:16, following the original composition
Shot form: Single shot, one-shot, no transition
Overall atmosphere: Quiet daily life after bathing, real and natural, restrained and relaxed, no intentional performance

## First Frame Lock
The 0th second must accurately connect with `@Image 1`: maintain the adult female's face identity, skin color, body proportions, wet black hair, light grey-purple thin strap house dress, cream-white bath towel on the shoulder and existing standing posture.
The right hand stays at the wet hair on the back of the head, and the left hand hangs naturally; the head is toward the left of the screen, eyes looking out of the bathroom. Retain small water droplets on the skin and collarbone, the weight of wet hair in bundles, and the cold-warm contrast formed by the bathroom cold light and bedroom warm light.

## 0.0–0.8 seconds | Breathing after still
The screen starts accurately from the original image, without composition jumps.
The person maintains the original posture, and the chest produces very slight fluctuations with a natural breath. The gaze still stays on the left side of the screen, the expression is calm, and the lips are naturally slightly parted.
The right hand fingers are still in contact with the wet hair, only letting the fingertips produce slight adjustments. The wet hair and bath towel hang naturally under gravity and do not swing suddenly.
The lens is fixed, only retaining a very slight real handheld breathing feel.

## 0.8–2.8 seconds | Tidying up wet hair
The person's right hand fingers slowly pass through the wet hair on the back of the head, gathering a small bunch of hair back. The movement is gentle and continuous, without shaking the head forcefully.
The head tilts slightly to the right with the hand movement, the amplitude is very small; the gaze still stays on the left, not looking at the camera in advance.
The moved wet hair follows the finger movement with a half-beat delay, and a few strands of wet hair sticking to the side of the face and neck naturally separate. A small water droplet slowly slides down the side of the neck, reflecting briefly in the warm light.
The bath towel only produces slight wrinkle changes and always stays stable on both shoulders.

## 2.8–4.6 seconds | Slowly withdrawing gaze
After finishing gathering the hair, the right hand stops at the junction of the back neck and hair, not immediately putting it down.
The person first slowly moves their gaze from a distance back to a position in front and slightly to the left, and then the head follows and turns back slightly. She naturally blinks once and exhales softly, the shoulders and neck relaxing slightly with the exhalation.
The expression does not make an obvious smile, only retaining the quietness, relaxation and a bit of thoughtfulness after bathing. The lips naturally close after exhaling.
The lens starts to zoom in very slowly, with a total advancement amplitude of no more than 5% of the original frame within six seconds, without changing the character's main body proportions.

## 4.6–6.0 seconds | Movement settled
The right hand slowly slides from the wet hair to the back of the neck, finally stopping gently at the edge of the bath towel, not completely putting it down.
The person maintains a relaxed standing posture, gaze falling near the left side of the camera, but not looking directly at the camera. The left hand fingers relax naturally, and the center of gravity of the body only undergoes slight adjustments.
The wet hair naturally sticks back to the side of the neck after the movement ends, and the bath towel wrinkles slowly stabilize. Finally, stay for about half a second to form a quiet, life-like ending screen.

## Sound Design
Retain the low-frequency operation of the bathroom exhaust fan, small dripping sounds in the distance, slight friction sounds of wet hair and fingers, and soft fabric sounds when the bath towel moves.
No dialogue, no narration, no background music, no subtitles.

## Continuity and Prohibited Items
- Character face, features, skin color, body type and sense of age are consistent throughout.
- Wet hair length, color and wet state remain unchanged, not suddenly becoming dry, increasing or changing hairstyle.
- House dress color, cut, strap position and coverage state remain stable, not sliding or deforming.
- Bath towel always stays on both shoulders, not disappearing, changing color or suddenly falling off.
- Water droplets can only slide down slowly, not suddenly increasing, flashing or all disappearing.
- Maintain the door frame, bathroom, bedroom bed and cold-warm light direction in the original image.
- Do not add new characters, mirror reflections, mobile phones, jewelry or other props.
- Do not use head shaking, hair-flicking posing, exaggerated blinking, sudden smiles or direct looks at the camera and other intentional performances.
- Do not zoom in on parts of the body, do not change the natural life-like shooting perspective of the original image.
- Avoid facial drift, finger deformities, extra limbs, clothing clipping and background structure deformation.