Abnormal sorting of query results when using numerical keywords

[Joe-rise]

Description:
I have noticed an issue with the sorting of query results when using numerical keywords, such as "123". The results are not ordered based on their relevance and do not appear at the top of the list as expected.

To reproduce the issue, follow these steps:

Enter a query with a numerical keyword, for example, "123".
Observe the order of the search results.
Compare the order with the expected result based on relevance.
Expected behavior:
When searching with numerical keywords, the query results should be sorted with the most relevant matches appearing at the top. This way, users can easily find the most relevant information related to their search.

Actual behavior:
Currently, the sorting of query results is not consistent with the expected behavior. The results may appear in a random order or do not prioritize the most relevant matches.

Environment:

Operating System: [linux centos 7]

Application version:
Version 0.4.8
CommitHash d17cd5d
BuildDate 2023-08-22T14:28:45Z
Additional information:
postman screenshot

The results for the same data and query parameters in Elasticsearch (ES) are as follows:

[hengfeiyang]

That is different data, if you create a record like the es response, it also should be first.

The reason is, default it calculate score based on all columns, you can see multiple fields value contains 1234