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Luoyang and Xiang Tao are also paying attention to the martial arts ranking activities of the Xia Mi tribe.

When the final results came out, Xiang Tao laughed and said that the thinking of online readers was indeed different from that of the majority of martial arts fans, but Luoyang had a feeling in his heart that this was indeed the case, because it was estimated that readers from previous lives were asked to rank these eight works. This is the same result. The only suspense now is whether Luoyang can write works of the level of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" and "The Passionate Swordsman" in the future?

The answer aroused discussion among many book fans and netizens.

Some people believe that Luoyang's martial arts style reaches one extreme in "The Sentimental Swordsman" and "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" is another extreme.

On this basis, works such as "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang" have not surpassed the peak created by "The Passionate Swordsman". Recently, "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", which also combines history and martial arts, has also failed to truly achieve success. In a sense, it surpasses the monument set by "The Legend of the Condor Heroes"!

Therefore, these two books with two extreme styles firmly occupy the top two of Luoyang martial arts works.

"Boss, I have always been curious. Your martial arts works from "Seven Weapons" to the later "Jianghu" Wu Kai, all have that kind of extremely clean style. The words are like poetry and prose, and they are full of cuteness. Ge, many of us think that you have fixed this style by writing martial arts, and this style is indeed highly recognized. Countless readers are crazy about this style, but when it comes to "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" , your style suddenly changed, and your writing became full of moderation and Zen, which became the highlight of your writing career. What is the reason for this? Is it because you think your current style is better? "

Xiang Tao asked a question hidden in his mind.

In fact, many readers of Long Kingdom have doubts about this.

They couldn't figure out why there was such a big contrast between the styles of Luoyang's works before and after.

Some people say that vulture shooting is a sign that Luoyang's works have evolved from youth to maturity. Of course, more readers sneer at this statement. They believe that the poetic style created by Luoyang when he wrote "Seven Weapons" is the essence of Luoyang's martial arts works. "Legend of the Condor Heroes" and "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" lost their past style just because Luoyang wanted to explore more possibilities for martial arts. After all, as the emperor of martial arts, he was also responsible for exploring the path for martial arts in a sense. mission.

The Shooting Condor and the Divine Condor are Luo University’s explorations.

This statement also has a considerable support rate, and in Luoyang's view, the styles of Jin Yong and Gu Long are indeed two extremes, so when Xiang Tao finished asking the question, Luoyang said: "What do you think of this?"

Xiang Tao pondered: "I carefully studied the boss's novels and found that when the boss was writing "Peerless Two Prides", his style had already undergone a slight change. The language of that kind of poetry was usually replaced by another style. , although we can still see the shadow of the past, we can also see the shadow of the boss's current style. Probably when Luo University tried to write the two-protagonist work, it had already laid the seeds for the birth of the Shooting Condor and the Divine Condor. A foreshadowing, right?”

Luoyang smiled.

Xiang Tao's words are not entirely wrong.

In this "Peerless Two Prides", Gu Long is indeed moving closer to Jin Yong's style, and this work is a full-length work. In a greater sense, Gu Long's writing of this work proves that he also has the ability to control long-form martial arts novels, and complete them Sex is no worse than Jin Yong.

He asked again: "Which style do you think is better?"

Xiang Tao said: "I think each has its own characteristics. I can't say who is better."

Luoyang nodded: "That's it. In my opinion, there is no difference between these two styles. Of course, when it comes to mental exertion, it is indeed the creation of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" and "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" It’s a bit more difficult, but what’s certain is that I will maintain the style of “The Legend of the Condor Heroes” for a long time to come.”

In terms of energy consumption, Jin Yong's novels are indeed higher.

This can be seen from the number of works. Gu Long had a total of seventy-one works in his life, while Jin Yong had fifteen works in his life.

Gu Long writes novels more casually, and even has the characteristics of Internet novels. For example, when writing, he suddenly forgot about a certain pit he dug, or suddenly forgot about a certain early character. This is also in line with Gu Long's personality. This is a novel. He is a carefree and unrestrained person, and his character can also be seen from certain things. In his previous life, when he cooperated with a publishing house, he often wrote in a scrawled hand, and no one in the publishing house recognized him. In the end, the publishing house had no choice but to find someone. A person who specializes in understanding Gulong characters should be the editor——

As for asking Gu Long to write more neatly?

I can only say that it looks down upon Gu Long’s unique personality. That’s what I call it. Do you like it or not? This is Gu Long’s style.

Jin Yong was different. This great man had higher demands on himself when writing novels. He was not an unruly person like Gu Long, who believed in drinking now and getting drunk now, and eventually drinking to death. He had his own ambitions in life, and single-handedly founded "Ming Pao" "You can see his desire for the political arena.

This character is also shown in writing novels.

His novels are very rigorous and full of profound connotations, such as the five elements and eight trigrams of the East Evil and West Poison, the Southern Emperor and the Northern Beggar, the metaphor of the Eighteen Palms of the Dragon in the Book of Changes, and even the later confrontation between Yang Guo and Guo Jing. , to hint at the ideological collision between Taoism and Confucianism...

In terms of ability to write novels, these two are so good at it that it's hard to tell the winner.

But Jin Yong undoubtedly had the upper hand in terms of attitude towards writing novels, which also led to Jin Yong's novels being more widely circulated than the previous ones.

Luoyang loved to read martial arts in his previous life, and he also compared the differences between Jin Yong and Gu Long. As a result, he found that he preferred Gu Long if he only talked about novels, because Gu Long's works looked comfortable and simple, and the plot was more relaxing. This relaxation was not the simple pleasure brought by the empty words of online articles, but really contained the author's art and cultivation, and even had some philosophy of life. This reached its peak in "The Sentimental Swordsman and the Ruthless Sword"!

But if combined with TV series...

Jin Yong's works have a grandeur that Gu Long can't match. This grandeur is the spirit condensed from only a dozen works in Jin Yong's life. It is more advantageous than Gu Long, which is why Jin Yong's works have a higher remake rate than Gu Long's works.

"Will the style change in the future?"

"Of course, maybe I will return to the language form of "Seven Weapons" in the future, or maybe it will be a more bizarre style. When martial arts are written to the shackles, they should seek changes. This should be universal for any type of literature."

"Then has martial arts reached the shackles?"

"Maybe for others, but for me, there is still room for improvement."