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An 8-second intellectual game-style combat animation clip that fits the theme of revenge. 0-3 seconds: In the storyboard 1, the heroine turns around and sits down, then turns the camera. The heroine makes a move and says "you lose", refer to the storyboard 2. 3-4 seconds: Pan the camera quickly and turn to the close-up of the man opposite, refer to the storyboard 3. The man grits his teeth and is very dissatisfied with the result. 4-6 seconds: Cut to an overhead shot, the woman makes a move, and the people on the opposite side are amazed, refer to storyboard 4. 6-8 seconds: The camera pans down quickly, the screen transitions to black, then the screen gradually brightens, in a dark room, the woman looks at the moonlight outside the window and quietly says "We'll see", refer to storyboard 5.

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