After reading the novel, it was so different from the TV series. Why did it feel like the female lead had been changed?

One would often feel this way when reading a novel before watching an adapted TV or animation because of the differences in the narrative, character creation, and plot setting between the novel and TV or animation. The novel was a freer and more personal way of expression. The author could freely create the characters and plots in the world he imagined. On the other hand, television or animation would have to be limited and adapted according to the plot and character settings of the original work, so they would often lose some of the original charm and characteristics of the novel. The way novels and television or animation narrated was also different. The novel was usually narrated from the perspective of the protagonist. The reader could feel the plot and emotions of the story through the protagonist's words and actions. On the other hand, television or animation narrated from a third-person perspective, which might sometimes lose the intimacy and sense of immersion that novels had. The plot of a novel was also different from that of a television or animation. The plot of a novel was often more complicated and huge, which required the reader to gradually understand it through reading. On the other hand, television or animation presented the plot in a fast-paced manner, allowing the audience to quickly understand the general plot and ending of the story in a short period of time. Therefore, if the readers read the novel first, they would be able to understand the plot and the relationship between the characters more easily. However, if they watched the adapted TV or animation first, they might need to adapt to the new plot rhythm and character settings more quickly. In short, readers who read the novel first before watching the adapted TV or animation would often be able to better understand the story and characters and feel the charm and characteristics of the novel. On the other hand, readers who watched the adapted TV or animation before reading the novel might be more likely to accept the new plot and character settings and feel the benefits of the TV or animation adaptation.

This was a very common phenomenon because the writing style and purpose of novels and television were different. The novel was a fictional art form that portrayed the plot and characters vividly through the author's imagination and creativity. On the other hand, television was a fictional work based on reality. It simplified and adapted the plot and characters of novels to present them to the audience in a more direct and faster way. Television and novels had different ways of narrating. Fictions are usually written in first or third person so that readers can get more involved in the story. Television, on the other hand, usually used a third-person narrative. The audience could only passively watch the development of the story. In addition, novels and TV shows had different ways of expressing themselves. Fictions usually used more detailed descriptions such as adjectives, metaphor, and so on to better convey the author's emotions and thoughts. On the other hand, television usually used more concise and clear presentation techniques such as dialogue, actions, scenes, etc. to present the story in a faster and more direct way. To sum up, it was always disappointing to watch TV after reading a novel because there were differences in narrative, expression, and emotional expression between novels and TV, which led to the audience's emotional resonance and understanding.

After reading a touching novel, movie, or TV series, one would feel sad because these works usually convey emotions and values that the readers or audience can resonate with and emotionally invest in. When the work ends, these emotions and investments may suddenly disappear, and the reader or audience will feel lost and sad. In addition, touching works usually involve some important topics such as love, friendship, family, sacrifice, etc. These topics may have a profound impact on people's emotions. People may feel sad when thinking about these topics. However, this feeling usually disappears quickly after watching a touching work, and as time goes by, people will rebuild their emotions and life experiences and no longer think about this feeling often.

TV series was an art form that usually told a story and used elements such as characters, plots, and scenes to show emotions, conflicts, and humanity. When the audience watched the TV series, they would be brought into the story and empathize with the characters, feeling the emotional fluctuations and changes in the story. When the audience finished watching a TV series, they might feel lost because they were already immersed in the story. In addition, the emotions and plots in the TV series may resonate with the audience and make them feel related to their own experiences or emotions, so they may feel lost after watching the TV series. This sense of loss could also be due to the fact that the TV series had ended and could not be watched anymore. It was impossible to understand the details of the story and the psychology of the characters.

There were many reasons why one would feel extremely depressed after reading a novel. It depended on the plot and character of the novel. The following are some possible reasons: 1. Emotional conflicts: The novel usually described the protagonist's emotional conflicts such as love, friendship, kinship, etc. If the emotional conflict is too intense or complicated, the reader may feel depressed and nervous. Character Creation: The characters in novels are usually independent and complex. If the character's personality and behavior are too twisted or extreme, the reader may feel uncomfortable and depressed. 3. Plot setting: The plot setting of the novel may make the reader feel confused or desperate. For example, if the story was set in a world full of danger and uncertainty, or if the protagonist was faced with an unsolvable problem, the readers might feel depressed. Thematic meaning: The theme of the novel usually involves some profound social problems or human emotional problems. If the novel's theme is too heavy or pessimistic, the reader may feel depressed and depressed. In short, it was very normal to feel extremely depressed after reading a novel. As long as the plot and the characters were appropriate, the readers might gain some enlightenment and insight from it.

There are many reasons why you feel uncomfortable after reading a novel. Here are some possible reasons: 1. Emotional involvement: When reading a novel, the reader will place himself in the plot of the novel and put his emotions into it. When the novel ends, the reader's emotions may be affected and feel lost and reluctant. 2. Unfinished Plot: Some novels have more complicated plots and may have many details that readers need to explore and experience. When the ending of the novel appears, the reader may find that some plot is not satisfied and feel disappointed. 3. Character relationships: The novel usually involves the emotional entanglements and relationships between different characters. When the reader ends the novel, they may feel that the emotional connection with certain characters has been severed, resulting in a sense of loss. 4. Disagreement between expectations and reality: The plot and ending of some novels may make the reader feel that expectations do not match reality, resulting in loss and frustration. 5. Type of novel: Some types of novels may have emotional elements that are difficult to let go of. For example, some science fiction or horror novels may end with an inexplicable emptiness and loss. These are some of the reasons why people might feel uncomfortable after reading a novel. Everyone might feel different.

" Wild " was a young school novel about the growth and love story of two boys in high school. The novel described the bitterness and sweetness of youth, as well as the experience of supporting each other and growing up in difficult situations. These plots and characters made the readers feel the sincere feelings and growth process of youth, which made people feel very healing. The novel depicted a young man full of dreams and enthusiasm. He had experienced many setbacks and difficulties in the process of pursuing his life goals, but he never gave up and persistently pursued his dreams. This kind of positive spirit made people feel full of hope and strength. There were also many warm scenes in the novel, such as the two male leads walking together on a rainy day, supporting each other and warming each other, the laughter and understanding between the male and female leads, and so on. These plots let the readers feel the beauty of friendship and love, making them feel very warm and healing. Through the story of two boys growing up and their love story, the novel "Wild" made readers feel the sincere feelings and growth process of youth. It was very healing, which was one of the reasons why it was so popular among readers.

This was because novels were usually fictional worlds and characters created by the author, which contained many emotions, experiences, and plots. When we finish reading a novel, we enter the virtual world that the author has constructed for us, experiencing the plot and the emotions experienced by the characters in the novel. When we read a novel, we may resonate with the characters in the novel and feel their emotions and experiences. When we successfully finish reading a novel, we may feel that we have successfully integrated into the virtual world of the novel and obtained some kind of emotional experience. But this kind of experience often makes us feel lost because we successfully experience an emotion but can't really participate in the novel. This feeling might be because we can't resonate with the author or because we can't find a character like us in the novel. In short, when we finish reading a novel, we may feel a deep sense of loss because we have successfully entered the virtual world that the author has constructed for us and obtained some kind of emotional experience, but we can't really participate in it.

The reason why he felt sad after reading a novel was because the novel often depicted the protagonist experiencing many difficulties and setbacks and finally overcoming all the difficulties to obtain success and happiness. This kind of plot will resonate with the readers because they have experienced similar setbacks and difficulties, so they will empathize with it. The characters in the novel often had profound characteristics such as strength, courage, kindness, intelligence, etc. These characteristics would make the readers have a deep impression of them and resonate with them. When they finally succeed and live happily together, this resonance and emotion will make the reader feel especially sad. The plot of a novel would often trigger the readers 'emotional resonance, causing them to produce a strong emotional response, including sadness, joy, touching, and so on. Therefore, it was normal to feel sad after reading a novel. This was also one of the expected results in the novel.

Perhaps it was because the plot in the TV series had some similarities with his own experience or life that caused him to feel lost and sad. Television dramas were usually a fictional art form. The plot and characters were fictional, but they might trigger the audience's emotional resonance and make the audience feel emotional impact. In addition, the plot in the TV series may make the audience feel pressure or anxiety because they may expect these plots to be realized in real life. When the TV series ends, the audience may feel lost and depressed because their expectations are not fulfilled. This emotional contrast may also lead to feelings of loss and sadness. If you feel sad or disappointed after watching a TV series, you can try to review the plot of the TV series and think about the similarities between these plots and your own life, or find other forms of entertainment to relax your emotions.