Why is there such a big difference between television and novels?

Joy of Life TV series and the original novel had a big difference in story presentation and plot handling. The tone of the original novel was relatively rigorous, and the writing was rigorous but humorous. The story was slowly laid out through a narrative method. The early stage was mostly secular, while the middle and late stage showed the depth of power and human nature. The novel had already explained some of the worldview settings, leaving the reader with room for imagination. On the other hand, the worldview in TV series was slowly presented and needed to be gradually revealed through some plots. In addition, the TV series made some adjustments in the plot related to the protagonist's experience, including the order, motivation, and participation. Although some viewers were not satisfied with the adaptation of the TV series, the rhythm of the TV series was more compact than the novel. In general, Joy of Life TV series and novels had a certain difference in story line and worldview.

There was a big difference in the presentation of the story and the handling of the plot between the TV series and the novel. The tone of the novel was relatively rigorous, and the writing was rigorous yet humorous. The story was slowly laid out through a tirelessly narrated way. The early part of the novel mainly described secular matters, but in the middle and late stages, it involved trickery and all kinds of human nature, which went deep into the reader's heart. The novel had already explained some of the worldview settings, leaving the reader with room for imagination. On the other hand, the worldview in TV series was presented slowly, and it was only gradually revealed through some plots. In addition, some characters from the novel were deleted from the TV series, such as Fan Xian's personal maid Sisi and the fourth son of the Fan family, Yang Wanli, Hou Jichang, etc. Although the plot was basically the same, there were some changes in the details. In general, there was a big difference between a TV series and a novel.

Joy of Life TV series and the original novel had a big difference in story presentation and plot handling. The tone of the original novel was relatively rigorous, and the writing was rigorous but humorous. The story was slowly laid out through a narrative method. The early stage was mostly secular, while the middle and late stage showed the depth of power and human nature. The novel had already explained some of the worldview settings, leaving the reader with room for imagination. On the other hand, the worldview in TV series was slowly presented and needed to be gradually revealed through some plots. In addition, the TV series made some adjustments in the plot related to the protagonist's experience, including the order, motivation, and participation. Although some viewers were not satisfied with the adaptation of the TV series, the rhythm of the TV series was more compact than the novel. In general, Joy of Life TV series and novels had a certain difference in story line and worldview.

Joy of Life novels and TV series were quite different in terms of tone and story presentation. The tone of the novel was relatively rigorous, and the writing was rigorous but humorous. The story was slowly laid out through the narrative method. The early stage was mostly secular matters, while the middle and late stage showed the depth of power and trickery and various human nature. The novel had already explained a lot of worldview content, giving people a sense of emptiness and imagination. On the other hand, the worldview in TV series was presented slowly, gradually taking shape through some plots and conversations. In addition, the TV series had made some adjustments to the plot related to the protagonist's experience, including the order, motivation, and participation, making the plot more compact. Although the overall style and style of the two were different, they both had their own charm.

Joy of Life TV series and novels had a big difference in tone and style. The novel narrated the story in a rigorous and meticulous manner. It had humorous comedy elements, but also deeply rooted plots and human nature descriptions. The novel's world setting had already explained a lot of content, giving people a sense of emptiness and imagination. On the other hand, TV series focused more on entering through humorous comedy, and the setting of presenting the world view was slower. Therefore, Joy of Life TV series and novels had certain differences in story presentation and emotional expression.

Joy of Life TV series and novels had a big difference in tone and style. The novel narrated the story in a rigorous and meticulous manner. It had humorous comedy elements, but also deeply rooted plots and human nature descriptions. The setting of the world in the novel had already explained a lot of content, giving the readers a sense of emptiness and imagination. On the other hand, TV series focused more on presenting the world through humorous comedies, which made it easier to attract the audience's attention. In addition, the world view in the TV series was slowly presented. It needed to be seen through the first meeting with Count Sinan, the stone tablet of the Inspection Court, and even the opening of the treasure chest in the middle of the game before it gradually took shape. The TV series also deleted some important characters and plots from the novel, such as the Qing Empress, King Jing, Ren Shao 'an, and Princess Rou Jia. Fan Xian had feelings for all five female characters in the novel, but in the TV series, he only had feelings for Lin Wan 'er and deleted the role of Liu Sisi. In general, Joy of Life TV series and novels had some differences in tone, style, worldview, and character image.

Battle Through the Heavens's manga and novel were very different mainly because of the background, character setting, storyline, and so on. The novel "Battle Through the Heavens" was a fantasy novel created by Tian Can Tu Dou. It described the story of the protagonist Xiao Yan rising up during his training. There were many different world views and rules set in the novel, including soul masters, Dou Qi continent, sects, and so on. These were not reflected in the manga. The manga "Battle Through the Heavens" was adapted from a cartoon by Tengxun. It mainly narrated the story of Xiao Yan transmigrating to the Spirit Master world and becoming a strong person through hard work. The world set in the manga was also different from the novel. For example, the spirit masters in the manga were more diverse than in the novel, with all kinds of spirit rings, spirit bones, and so on. In addition, the plot in the novel was different from the details in the manga. For example, the story between Xiao Yan and the Dou Qi continent's experts in the novel was more detailed while the story in the comic was even more simplified. Manga and novels had different backgrounds, character settings, storylines, and so on. As a result, there were huge differences in details and plots.

There were several main reasons for the difference between the production of a novel and a TV series: 1. Form and structure: The novel usually uses a more free form and structure, allowing the author to have more room for development and more flexibility in describing the plot and character. On the other hand, TV series usually adopted a more standardized form and structure, which required more rigorous planning and planning to ensure the accuracy and continuity of the story and character. 2. Audience and use: The novel is usually for the readers to read freely and use their imagination, while the TV series is for the audience. The audience needs to follow the director's script and cannot freely play. Therefore, novels and TV series had very different audiences and uses. 3. Production cost: The production cost of a novel is usually higher than that of a TV series because the novel requires the author to have more freedom and therefore requires more time and energy to create. On the other hand, TV series needed to go through more standardized planning and planning, as well as more stringent production and investment. 4. copyright and income: The copyright of a novel is usually scattered. The author can get different income according to the copyright of his own work. The copyright of a TV series was usually purchased by the TV station, and the TV station would pay the copyright fee to the author according to the price of the copyright. Therefore, the profits from the copyright of TV series were usually more stable and concentrated. The production of a novel was very different from that of a TV series. It required different time and effort, production costs, audiences, uses, copyrights, and profits.

The main differences between Joy of Life and the TV series were as follows: - [Plot: There are a lot of characters and plots in the novel. In order to improve the viewability of the TV series, the plot has been adapted and deleted. For example, Ye Qingmei and Wu Zhu's scenes have been combined, and the eldest princess Li Yunrui's age has been changed to ten years younger.] - Character: The TV series beautified and polished the characters in the novel. For example, Fan Xian's mother, Ye Qingmei, changed from a transmigrator to a saint, and Fan Xian's father, the Qing Emperor, changed from a fatuous ruler to a wise ruler. - Ending: The ending of the novel was that Fan Xian and Wu Zhu killed the Qing Emperor together and then took Lin Wan 'er and the children to live in seclusion in Hangzhou. The ending of the TV series was that Fan Xian and Yan Bingyun killed the Qing Emperor together. Then Fan Xian became the new Emperor and ruled the world with Lin Wan' er. In general, novels and TV series were both excellent works, each with their own characteristics. If you like to watch TV series, then you can watch TV series; if you like to read novels, then you can read novels.

Joy of Life's tone and style were quite different from the novel. The novel narrated the story in a rigorous and meticulous manner. It had humorous comedy elements, but also deeply rooted plots and human nature descriptions. The setting of the world in the novel had already explained a lot of content, giving the readers a sense of emptiness and imagination. In the TV series, however, the world view was presented slowly. It was gradually formed through the first meeting with Count Sinan, the stone tablet of the inspection yard, and the opening of the treasure chest. In addition, the TV series also added some funny elements, played down some of the tricks, and made the rhythm more lively, more in line with the public's taste. In general, novels and TV dramas had their own strengths, depending on one's personal preferences.