The Adaptation for Characteristics of 上瘾 Addiction novel into Online Series
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The objectives of this paper is to cross reference the adaptation tactics and factors of characters from the novel 上瘾Addiction vol.1 and the web series 上瘾Addiction from the WeTV platform. The findings demonstrated that the character adaptive tactics from novels to web series were applied by an adaptive persistence strategy in 4 protagonists, and no other strategies were discovered. According to the protagonist, the same tactic of persistence was discovered in 13 other supporting characters, and the kind of modification in the supporting characters included 2 characters and the type of modification in the supporting characters included 5 characters. Furthermore, the study discovered that the following elements caused character modifications: Character role factors and scene factors.
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