Why are most of the divine weapons in Gu Long's novels knives and not traditional swords?

2024-09-16 13:24

The main reasons why the divine weapons in Gu Long's novels mostly used sabers instead of traditional swords were as follows: [1 Blade is more expressive: In Gulong's novels, a blade is usually a more expressive weapon.] The cutting power and attack power of the knife were stronger, and it was easier to show the emotions and inner world of the character. The dance of the saber also had a more imposing aura that could give people a shocking feeling. [2. More practical: The characters in Gulong's novels tend to be more bold, faster, and more flexible in using knives than swords, which can better meet the needs of these characters.] In addition, it was more practical to use a knife than a sword in some emergency situations, such as avoiding enemy attacks or surprise attacks in battle. 3. Long history of knives: knives are an important element in ancient Chinese culture, with a long history and extensive application and inheritance. Gu Long's novels were also based on Chinese traditional culture and historical background, so to a certain extent, they also had a certain connection with the knife. In Gu Long's novels, most of the divine weapons used sabers instead of traditional swords because sabers were more expressive, more practical, and had a long history of widespread application and inheritance.