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What's the difference between a happy court love ending and a novel?

There should be many readers who like reading novels, and they made enthusiastic comments on the novel long before the best Love in the Palace was broadcast. Many people lamented that Qing Ying and Li Hong's teenagers loved each other, supported each other and loved each other, and felt sad for their final death. Fans have been looking forward to the broadcast of Love in Palace for a long time, but fortunately, it didn't keep the audience waiting for too long. After the TV series is broadcast, it is not difficult to find that the ending of the TV series is different from the novel in terms of character ending, style and story order.

Characters have different endings.

In the novel, after experiencing the love and hate with the emperor, it is easy to be completely disheartened with the emperor. At this time, Yi Ru was confused and hesitant about the young love and power struggle, and didn't know how to face the emperor. The words of the monks in Bao Hua Temple made Yi Ru suddenly wake up, and finally let go of his love for Li Hong and committed suicide. In the drama version, Yi died of tuberculosis and left silently. The ending of your princess in the novel is not so miserable. Although she was given the death penalty by the emperor, she was not as cruel as the drama version.

The ending of the novel is sharper than that of the dramatic version.

In the whole TV series, the overall style of the hostess is moderate, which may be mainly due to the traditional design of the hostess in China. To a certain extent, TV series can bring more intuitive visual experience and impact to the audience. In the drama version, Lan Yinxu should poke the hearts of many viewers. The drama version tells the story of the emperor's marriage from the perspective of losers, and the whole drama has a heavy atmosphere.

The ending in the novel gives the audience a feeling of being liberated by death, such as Yi's free and easy nature, intelligence and kindness. If such a woman is born in an ordinary family, she should be very happy when she marries an ordinary person. It's really disappointing and sad to break off the entanglement with Emperor I, as the Empress Dowager said, maybe she is not from this palace. The endless suspicion, struggle, calculation and betrayal in this palace are all trapped like Yi, so the novel is more sharp in the performance of the characters.

The plot order of the drama version and the novel have changed slightly.

Ruyi died in the novel, and she was very wronged, because she was dead, and she didn't want to care whether Li Hong still cared about her. What does Li Hong think of her? She was tired, tired, so she left, and he didn't excuse herself. In the end, her good sister, Highland, received the same punishment after ten years of design.

In the end of the drama version, the director took into account the tolerance of a "play" to the audience, so he adjusted the order in which the characters were punished, helping the audience to breathe a sigh of relief, so that your princess could be punished before her death, so that those who should be punished could get the punishment they deserved. This change enriches the plot and makes the audience more enjoyable.

The ending of love in Ruyi Palace is not a happy ending like traditional TV series. Zhou Xun's wishful thinking is the loser of palace fighting and love, which is quite similar to the tragic ending in the west. Wang Jun's "Ruyi Palace" is similar to "Dream of Red Mansions" to some extent, trying to subvert the routine of the heroine in the previous Qing Dynasty dramas. This undoubtedly captured the hearts of the audience.

The whole TV series is also restoring the living conditions of ordinary couples. From childhood, we fell in love at first sight, rose and fell, and began to get bored and make excuses. When we were young, we were no longer in flowers, but you and I were no longer the same. The emperor may love him, but he loves himself more.