Couverture de roman à la typographie cinématographique

【Novel Title】： 【Novel Genre】： 【One-sentence Synopsis】： 【Main Characters and Relationships】： 【Core Conflict】： 【Setting】： 【Key Scene】： 【Key Object】： 【Core Emotion】： 【Author Name】： 【Cover Tagline】： 【Main Color】： 【Aspect Ratio】：2:3 portrait First understand the novel content above, then design an original novel cover for it. Do not just generate a random image based on the title. First distill from the story: 1. The most core emotion 2. The most representative scene 3. The character relationships or key objects that best hint at the plot 4. The primary and auxiliary colors suited to the novel's temperament 5. The typography and layout language matching the genre Use a visual approach that combines real photographic, literary, and cinematic feeling. Use the novel's key scene as a full-frame background; the image should have clear foreground, midground, and background, and add restrained but perceptible narrative clues through character silhouettes, glass reflections, rain, light, architecture, vehicles, or key objects. The cover cannot be just a beautiful landscape, nor should it reveal the entire plot directly. The image should make the reader feel that the story is unfolding and spark curiosity about the character relationships or conflict. Arrange the title position according to the image structure; do not fix the text on the same side for every cover. The Chinese title is the main visual and can use handwritten, Song, sans-serif, or other fonts matching the genre; the English subtitle, author name, and tagline are secondary information. The text should naturally integrate with architectural perspective, roads, characters, light, or negative-space areas, rather than simply being overlaid on the image. Retain an appropriate editorial design hierarchy: - Chinese title - English subtitle or pinyin, optional - Author name - One cover tagline - A small amount of genre or publishing information Overall it needs the completeness, visual hierarchy, and editorial feel of a real novel cover, neither overly minimalist nor like an ordinary photographic poster. Different novels should naturally generate different scenes, compositions, color schemes, fonts, and emotions according to the story content, rather than applying the same fixed template. In the end, generate only one standalone complete novel cover; do not generate collages, grids, book mockups, or display scenes.