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What are the changes in the TV series version of "Jiuzhou Piaomiao Lu" compared with the original book?

"Kyushu Piaomiao Lu" has been aired. For fans of the original work, the most intolerable thing is the random changes made by the screenwriter. This has caused fans of the original work to curse while watching the show. Maybe the screenwriters have achieved their goal! Hahaha, just kidding! What changes do you think the "Kyushu" TV series has made compared with the original work?

The Zhenyan tribe where Asule, played by Liu Haoran, was destroyed by an army led by his father’s Qingyang tribe. Longge Zhenhuang of the Zhenyan tribe died in the battle. Many good friends around Asule die. The relationship between Longge Zhenhuang has obviously been changed here. In the original book, it was Uncle Asule, but in the TV series, it seems that he was changed to his adoptive father. This is a bit like Bai Jingqi in "The Mansion Gate", who was kicked out of Beijing by his mother and went to Jinan to make a living. And he is gradually becoming more successful.

Asule was in danger. Suma blocked the knife for Asule and was seriously injured. Of course, the ambush was eliminated. Then Asule went to Xia Tang Kingdom. Guoqun Baili Jinghong held a banquet to entertain the Caobe tribe. As Asule was a grassland people and did not know how to eat crabs, which made a joke. Asule took a carriage to Xiatang Market, while Ji Ye, another male protagonist, chased Yu Ran who was stealing things. He fell into the carriage on the roof and met Asule, and the three of them got to know each other.

Compared with the original novel, the adaptation of the TV series is really quite large, and many plots have been adapted into the clichés of domestic costume idol dramas. I don’t know whether it’s the screenwriter’s intention or whether it’s through big data analysis that people like this? I always feel that in every story there will always be some kind of love Mary Sue. Is this the only formula in the story? It is often said that stories originate from display and are higher than reality. However, not all stories can be the same, right?

Is this Lu Ban’s credit or the screenwriter’s laziness? Regarding the clean comparison of "Kyushu", what other changes do you think?