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[Subject] Three iconic skyscrapers from the Shanghai Lujiazui skyline engulfed by a colossal tsunami, with the Jin Mao Tower in the lower center foreground, the Shanghai World Financial Center on the left with its signature trapezoidal opening near the top, and the Shanghai Tower on the right as the tallest twisting cylindrical structure, all partially swallowed by crashing white water, no human figures, no vehicles visible, architecture treated as the main subject. [Environment] Futuristic dense Shanghai financial district under a dark storm front, vast city grid fading into haze in the background, oceanic floodwater invading the urban core, huge surging waves wrapping around the tower bases, steel-gray sky, cold moisture-heavy atmosphere, large-scale coastal disaster scenario. [Composition/Camera] Vertical aerial disaster-poster composition, high oblique bird's-eye view looking down across the three-tower cluster, Jin Mao positioned closest and lowest, bottle-opener tower left-middle, Shanghai Tower right-dominant and tallest, waves spiraling through the streets and around foundations, skyline receding into mist for depth, strong triangular arrangement of the three skyscrapers. [Lighting] Heavy overcast daylight, cool desaturated storm light, diffuse highlights on wet glass facades, foamy water catching pale silver light, low visibility in the distance, no warm sunlight, cinematic disaster contrast with readable architectural detail. [Style/Rendering] Large-scale apocalyptic city concept art, premium disaster-film poster aesthetic, photorealistic architecture, turbulent water simulation, cold blue-gray palette, dramatic but grounded atmosphere, epic environmental storytelling without fantasy creatures or sci-fi machinery. [Detail constraints] Keep the Shanghai skyline identity recognizable through the three specific towers and their real silhouettes; preserve the towering tsunami water mass, aerial viewpoint, and storm-heavy mood; do not add helicopters, boats, people, explosions, fireballs, aliens, fantasy monsters, or sunset tones. Negative prompt: people, rescue helicopters, military aircraft, boats, burning buildings, orange fire, lava, lightning bolts, alien invasion, collapsed towers, fantasy kaiju, sunny weather, cartoon rendering, low-resolution blur, duplicated buildings, incorrect skyline, underwater viewpoint, calm water, empty background, futuristic sci-fi ships. Suggested parameters: aspect ratio 4:5, lens 28-35mm aerial equivalent, deep environmental depth of field, steps 30-40, CFG 6-7, sampler DPM++ 2M Karras, seed 552184. Delta prompt strategy: 1. If the skyline becomes generic, add “recognizable Shanghai Lujiazui skyline with Jin Mao Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, and Shanghai Tower.” 2. If the water looks too shallow, add “massive tsunami-scale waves surging around the tower bases and through the district.” 3. If the image loses scale, add “high aerial view over a dense financial district fading into mist.” 4. If the Shanghai Tower shape drifts, add “very tall twisting cylindrical glass tower on the right.” 5. If the World Financial Center is unclear, add “dark rectangular tower with a trapezoidal opening near the top on the left.” 6. If the mood gets too bright, add “storm-heavy overcast daylight with cold blue-gray tones.” 7. If the scene becomes too chaotic, add “clean disaster-film composition with three-tower hierarchy and readable silhouettes.” 8. If extra action props appear, add “no helicopters, no boats, no humans, architecture and water only.” 9. If the water lacks force, add “thick white foam, violent surge, and rotational currents between buildings.” 10. If the image turns into fantasy, add “grounded photoreal disaster concept art based on real Shanghai landmarks.”