The beauty in the painting breaks out of the scroll, an Eastern fantasy poster

Please generate a high-completion mobile vertical 9:16 Eastern fantasy narrative portrait poster, with the series title “Beauty in the Painting · Breaking out of the Scroll.”

[Theme Setting]  
Theme character: [Fill in, e.g.: ancient-style beauty / Flower Goddess / fairy under the moon / Cold Moon Goddess / red-clad sword maiden / crane-shadow immortal lady]  
Character temperament: [Fill in, e.g.: delicate and pitiful / gentle and graceful / cold and distant / bright and fierce / alluring and mysterious / solemn and sacred]  
Expression and emotion: [Fill in, e.g.: moist, moving eyes / gentle smile / cold restraint / sharp and resolute / sorrowful, as if wanting to speak but stopping]  
Action setting: [Fill in, e.g.: reaching forward / stepping halfway out of the scroll / leaning forward out of it / flying out of the scroll / holding her sleeve and glancing back]  
Clothing direction: [Fill in, e.g.: white and pale green light gauze Hanfu / soft pink and gold long dress / ice-blue moonlit immortal skirt / red and gold magnificent ancient-style robes]  
Main color palette: [Fill in, e.g.: white + pale green + light gold / off-white + soft pink + apricot gold / blue-white + ice blue + silver gray / crimson + gold + milky white]  
Floral elements: [Fill in, e.g.: white plum blossoms / magnolia / crabapple blossoms / peonies / camellias / cherry blossoms]  
Supporting elements: [Fill in, e.g.: cranes / birds / floating gauze / flower petals / water reflections / mist / golden particles / moon / pavilions]

[Core Visual Structure]  
A very obvious vertical long scroll / hanging scroll must appear in the center of the image as the core structure of the entire composition. The character is not standing in front of the scroll; instead, there must be a clear visual effect of “emerging from / walking out of / flying out of / breaking out of the scroll.”

The following structural logic must all be satisfied at the same time:  
1. Most of the character’s body has already left the scroll, with the overall motion clearly facing toward the camera, creating a strong sense of crossing boundaries and forward momentum.  
2. Part of the body, skirt hem, robe hem, feet, or strands of hair must still remain inside the scroll, forming a clear fusion of “inside the painting and outside the painting.”  
3. The part of the character inside the scroll can be slightly soft, hazy, and painterly; the face, hands, and upper body extending outside the scroll should be more realistic, clear, and delicate.  
4. The character must overlap and interweave with the scroll, flower branches, birds, and floating gauze, rather than appearing as a flat posed studio shot.

[Scroll Content]  
The scroll must be long enough and slightly wider than an ordinary scroll, with an overall stretched, grand, and complete appearance. Inside the scroll, it can depict an Eastern painted realm matching the theme, such as:  
- Landscapes with clouds and mist  
- Flowering trees and floral realms  
- Moonlit pavilions  
- Ink-wash terraces and pavilions  
- Abstract Eastern secret realms  
- Crane shadows over a cold river  
- A Flower Goddess scroll realm

[Character Portrayal]  
The character must be a high-beauty, exquisite, realistic Eastern figure with cinematic realistic portrait texture. The expression must be emotionally resonant, not stiff, not frightening, and not ghost-like. The overall feeling should be beautiful, heart-stirring, and story-rich, like the stunning moment when “the person in the painting comes into reality.”

[Foreground and Spatial Depth]  
The image must include obvious but not overpowering foreground elements to create real spatial depth, such as:  
- Foreground flower branches / blossoms  
- A small number of cranes or birds  
- Flowing light gauze  
- Falling flower petals  
- Water reflections  
- Soft mist  
- Golden particles / light spots

Notes:  
1. Foreground elements should feel like they truly exist in physical space, not simply pasted onto the background.  
2. Cranes / birds can only serve as decorative accents and must not attract more attention than the character.  
3. Foreground elements should help establish “real space,” thereby strengthening the feeling that the character has already broken out of the scroll.

[Background Requirements]  
The background should not be pure black, nor a complex realistic large-scale scene. Please use a low-information dark atmospheric background, such as:  
- Deep blue-gray misty realm  
- Moonlit soft-mist floral realm  
- Ink-wash cloud and smoke background  
- Warm gold dark mist background

The background needs layering, airiness, a slight glow, and mist, but the overall style should remain restrained and not overwhelming. The goal is to create a dreamlike stage atmosphere where “the world inside the painting lightly overlaps with real space.”

[Composition and Camera Feel]  
The overall composition should be a 9:16 vertical poster layout, with the long central scroll as the stable core and the character’s face and outstretched hand as the visual focal points. The upper area should retain appropriate breathing space and atmospheric elements; the middle area should strengthen the character’s expression and movement; the lower area should complete the grounding and closure through the clothing hem, water surface, and flower branches. There should be a clear viewing path: first the face, then the hand, then the narrative relationship of breaking out of the scroll.

[Overall Style Requirements]  
Overall style:  
Eastern fantasy aesthetics, ancient-style cinematic feeling, realistic and beautiful portrait, installation-style floral realm, narrative poster, dreamlike but clear, exquisite and highly polished.

Emphasis:  
- The image should be clear; do not over-blur it  
- The parts extending outside the scroll should be more realistic  
- The composition should have strong depth and a cinematic camera feel  
- The texture should feel premium; do not make it look like a low-quality illustration, a generic ancient-style portrait template, or game character concept art  
- The final effect should look like a high-end Eastern fantasy visual poster

[If the user uploads a character reference image]  
If there is a reference character image, please use Image A as the identity reference for the character, preserving their facial recognizability, face shape, makeup direction, and overall temperament. On this basis, complete the stylized creation of “Beauty in the Painting · Breaking out of the Scroll,” and do not change them into an unfamiliar face.

Please output a final finished image rich in detail, with a beautiful atmosphere and strong visual impact of clearly “breaking out of the scroll.”