watched the TV series "Cherish Hua Zhi" and found that the plot adaptation is quite large, especially the shaping of Hua Zhi and the daughters of the Hua family. In the original book, Hua Zhi is only 15 years old, has been living in a simple house, has never left Huafu, concentrates on studying, and is full of a sense of crisis for the future. But in the TV series, she showed extraordinary courage when she was a child, and even saved everyone in times of crisis. Is this too much for a little girl to do?
In the play, Hua Zhi's actions as an adult are even more frequent, contacting people from all walks of life, and clashing with her fiancé, Gu Yanxi and others, which is in stark contrast to the character in the original work. In the original work, the grandmother of the Hua family is in charge, and the daughter-in-law of the fourth room is respectful to her, but in the TV series, the image of the grandmother seems to be a little unstable, and the third lady is more like a master of house fighting, which is very different from the image in the original book.
The audience has a deep affection for the plot and characters of the original book, so they hope that the TV series can more faithfully restore the wonderful details of the original book and maintain the coherence of the viewing experience. After all, the original book has already attracted many readers, and I hope that the adaptation process will not go too far so as not to lose the charm of the original book.