Among Jin Yong's many innovations, there is one work that stands out in particular. In this work, the male protagonist and his ex-girlfriend were both written to death by Jin Yong. This kind of plot setting can be described as bold, and it also reflects Jin Yong's unique concept and eclectic spirit of creation.
When it comes to the actor who was written to death by Jin Yong, Guo Jing often comes to people's minds first. Guo Jing is an important character in Jin Yong's pen, his image is honest and kind, diligent and patriotic, and is known as "the great man of chivalry, for the country and the people". Guo Jing is not only the male number one in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", but also the spiritual leader in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes". His name has been resounding in Jin Yong's martial arts world and has become a symbol of the times.
In the early version of "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", Guo Jing was set to have an "ex-girlfriend", she was Qin Nanqin. Qin Nanqin's appearance adds a complex layer of emotional relationship to the story. However, in Jin Yong's subsequent revisions, Qin Nanqin's role was deleted, making Guo Jing's emotional line clearer. This change also reflects Jin Yong's accurate grasp of the storyline and thoughtful consideration of the characters.
In addition to Guo Jing, there is another protagonist in Jin Yong's pen who was also written to death, he is Xiao Feng in "Dragon Babu". Xiao Feng is an iron-blooded man who swallows mountains and rivers, and his death undoubtedly adds a bit of tragedy to this **. And what is even more touching is that Xiao Feng's beloved Hongyan Azhu also died under his palm. Azhu's death can be said to be deliberately done by Jin Yong, and through this tragic plot, the theme of "all living beings are suffering, asking but can't" in "Dragon Babu" is further highlighted. At the same time, this plot setting also makes the story more real and moving, and triggers readers to think deeply about life, destiny and other issues.
It is worth mentioning that Ah Zi in "Dragon Babu". After Azhu's death, Azi became an important female character in the story. Ah Zi's personality is diametrically opposed to Ah Zhu, and her behavior is often described as "scum" by readers. However, it is this "scum" characteristic that makes Ah Zi's character image more vivid and three-dimensional, and further enriches the character gallery of "Dragon Babu".
Ah Zi's "scum" is not moral corruption in the traditional sense, but reflects her rebellion against fate and her pursuit of self-worth. Throughout her life, she struggled to find her own position and value, and although she eventually led to tragedy, her image is deeply imprinted in the hearts of readers.
Through these analyses, we can see the charm of Jin Yong's martial arts. He not only made bold innovations and experiments in the storyline, but also showed superb skills in character building.
His characters are vivid and three-dimensional, each with its own characteristics, whether it is the heroic and combative Guo Jing, the tragic and heroic Xiao Feng, or the complex personality of Ah Zi, they have all become the classic images of Jin Yong's martial arts world. The emergence of these classic images not only enriches our reading experience, but also allows us to have a deeper thinking and understanding of life, destiny and other issues.