Martial arts novels have always been written by many young people born in the 1980s and 1990s. When they were young, they all had a kind of heroism. They hope that there will be a hero in their own world, or that they will become that hero and care about the whole world, or that many people are willing to pay for this hero. These so-called heroism are out of resistance to reality, or they may be their own envy of reality. These martial arts novels were created by Jin Yong and Gu Long. Each of them has written many excellent martial arts novels, but people who love reading often argue about who writes better. The Eight Dragons written by Jin Yong and the Legend of Chu Liuxiang written by Gu Long are all works that people often discuss. Which of them wrote the martial arts novel better? Who writes better? Bian Xiao told you.

In Mr. Jin Yong's works, you can see heroes full of feelings of home and country. In these works, there will be not only some Jianghu stories, but also some political disputes. After all, outside the rivers and lakes, the security of a political country is closely related to everyone in the rivers and lakes, so the fate of the protagonist will be intertwined with the change of dynasties.

On the other hand, when Mr. Gu Long creates his own stories, he often fictionalizes a dynasty, or creates his own works in times when some dynasties are not obvious. Each character has its own unique personality, which mainly shows that being immersed in love with children is not a big theory of family and country. Gu Long himself is handsome. He has already seen through human nature and written clearly the good and evil of human nature in his novels.

The works of these two people are classics for every young person nowadays, and there is no work that everyone doesn't like. For example, the legendary swordsman, written by Jin Yong, was extremely extreme when portraying characters. The protagonist Ling Huchong's stubbornness and the fierce struggle of the interest class all make the audience gasp in admiration. The protagonist in Gu Long's Legend of Lu Xiaofeng is also a very smart person, with both martial arts skills and many beautiful women. The whole work is fascinating.