In the thriving market of contemporary audiovisual entertainment, the TV series "Lie Zui Zhe" has quickly risen like a new star and become the center of discussion among a vast audience. Adapted from the bestselling novel "Yinjian Detective," which has garnered over five billion views on Ximalaya, the series has undoubtedly attracted fans' attention with its story and casting choices.

However, as the "Lie Zui Zhe" series aired, viewers discovered many deviations from the original source material. The screenwriter made numerous changes to the original content, which is not uncommon during the adaptation process. However, when these alterations reach a certain extent, it can potentially trigger dissatisfaction and resentment among fans of the original work.

After all, in their eyes, every detail is an essential component in constructing the complete story world. Nevertheless, in the view of the original author, Daomen Laojiu, "Lie Zui Zhe" failed to faithfully recreate the envisioned world of the novel. The author publicly expressed dissatisfaction with certain changes that were deemed too arbitrary or distorted the original intentions.

This evident difference has led some fans of the original work to adopt a conservative stance towards the series, questioning whether they should continue watching it.

Given the current situation, for those fans who treat the novel as their bible and expect a faithful portrayal of the plot and character settings, it may be prudent to think twice before watching "Lie Zui Zhe." For them, any "creative modifications" that deviate from the original text can become insurmountable obstacles to their enjoyment.

In summary, while indulging in the suspense and thrill brought by "Lie Zui Zhe," viewers should remember that each work is a fresh creation. Even if they share the same genetic sequence, TV dramas and novels are still products of two different artistic forms.

We can appreciate their individual charms and understand the efforts and sacrifices made by the creators during the adaptation process. At the same time, we should also respect the pure and wonderful reading experience that literary works initially offered us.