Introduction: Based on the original novel, the TV series "The Biography of Zhen Huan" starring Sun Li, Chen Jianbin, Cai Shaofen and Jiang Xin has received a high score of 9.2 from Douban, and this series of articles aims to talk about how the screenwriter "turned decay into magic" through the comparison of the original and TV series story settings!
The seventy-sixth episode of the TV series "The Biography of Zhen Huan", as the last episode of the show, everything came to an end in this episode. In this episode, Zhen Huan joined forces with Ye Lanyi and eventually killed the emperor; finally, at zhen huan's behest, the four princes also finally ascended to the throne; and Zhen Huan also survived various palace battles and became the final winner.
But the plot of the last episode is actually different from the original. For example, the plot of Zhen Huan killing the emperor, in the original work, it was not Zhen Huan and Ye Lanyi who killed the emperor together, but Zhen Huan "single-handedly" killed him. After all, in the original work, Ye Lanyi was already dead when he trained leopards to assassinate the emperor.
In addition, there is another important plot, the setting of the original work is also different from the TV series - that is, the person who ascended to the throne is not the "biological son" of the emperor, but the children of Shen Meizhuang and Wen Shichu.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="12" >01 TV series: The four princes finally ascended to the throne</h1>
In the TV series, after the death of the emperor, with Zhen Huan's words of "the lord is less suspicious of the country", in the end, she did not let her own son Hongyao ascend to the throne as many people wished, but let her "nominal" child, the "wild child of no one raise", ascend to the throne of the emperor.
In the play, the fourth prince is the child of the emperor and a palace girl "drunk". Because the birth mother of the fourth prince was a palace girl, he was not valued by the emperor and was "released" in the Yuanmingyuan at a very young age. Later, because he wanted to create a momentum for Zhen Huan, the emperor hung him under Zhen Huan's name and asked him to recognize Zhen Huan as his birth mother. In the end, "the son depends on the mother", and under the impetus of Zhen Huan, the four princes ascended to the throne.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="31" >02 Original: In fact, the four princes were born of Wen Shichu and Shen Meizhuang</h1>
However, in the original work, although it is also the "four princes" who ascend to the throne, this "four princes" is not the same as the setting of the TV series, it is born of the emperor and the palace daughter after getting drunk; this "four princes" is actually the child of Wen Shichu and Shen Meizhuang. In the original work, the child born to Wen Shichu and Shen Meizhuang is not a girl, but a boy, the "four princes".
Therefore, in the original work, in fact, there is no zhen huan's words of "the lord is less suspicious of the country", after all, this fourth prince is younger than Zhen Huansheng's Hongyao. The reason why he was able to ascend to the throne was actually because his biological mother, Shen Meizhuang, was dead, and the ministers felt that this child was not related to Zhen Huan, so they supported him to ascend to the throne.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="32" >03 The original setting is a bit dramatic, and the TV series is more reasonable</h1>
I have to say that the setting in the original work about "Wen Shichu and Shen Meizhuang's children eventually ascended to the throne" is actually a bit dramatic and gives people a feeling of being too mysterious. Although this child is nominally the child of the emperor, the setting of being finally put on the throne and "handing over the emperor's great rivers and mountains" is still difficult to accept. After all, such a setting is a bit of a shake to the meaning of the country.
The setting of the TV series is to separate the two, and to separate the children of the "Four Princes" and "Shen Meizhuang and Wen Shichu", which is much more "solemn". After all, no matter how "child-played" Zhen Huan is, it is impossible for someone who is not a "royal bloodline" to rule this country, right?
In general, for the original "Wen Shichu and Shen Meizhuang's children ascend to the throne" setting, personal feelings are inappropriate. After all, Zhen Huan's behavior is really too "contrary to common sense". Knowing that the child is not a royal bloodline, but also helping him to the throne, it is really a bit of a "subversion of the country" and "demon concubine".
In contrast, the setting of the TV series "or the royal bloodline inheriting the throne" is much easier to accept than the original work.
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