How many novels of Gu Long have been officially published in the mainland?

Marquez's works had copyright issues in China, and some of his novels had not been officially published in China. To be specific, some of Márquez's works, such as One Hundred Years of Solitude, Love in the Time of Chocolate, and the follow-up to One Hundred Years of Solitude, The Marquez Family, had copyright issues in China. The copyright of these works was originally owned by the government of Argentina and later transferred to Marquez himself. Due to the literary value and influence of these works, the Chinese government once tried to buy the copyright, but these works had never been officially published in China. In addition, Marquez's other works, such as Life and Death, Rose of Time, and the revised version of One Hundred Years of Solitude, were also published in China.

As of now, there were more than 50 official novels published in World of Warcraft, including World of Warcraft: The Mystery of the Panda People, World of Warcraft: The Dark Portal, World of Warcraft: The Return of the Legion, World of Warcraft: The Burning Legion, World of Warcraft: The King of Draenor, and so on. These novels were all created and published by Blizzard Entertainment, covering the history of World of Warcraft, the plot, the characters, and so on.

The number of movies made out of Gulong's novels was not fixed because different versions of movies and different years of filming could have different numbers. However, it was generally believed that more than 10 of Gu Long's novels had been made into movies. Here are some movie versions of Gu Long's novels: "The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng" series (1-6): 6 films directed by Hong Kong director Li Rengang. 2. White Jade Tiger: Directed by Hong Kong director Wong Kar-wai, including 2 films. 3."The Peerless Twins": Directed by Hong Kong director Li Rengang, including two films. 4 "Little Li Flying Dagger": Directed by Hong Kong director Guan Jinpeng, including 2 films. 5. Meteor, Butterfly, and Sword: Directed by Hong Kong director Huang Weiwen, including two films. 6 "The Legend of Chu Liuxiang" series (1-3): directed by Hong Kong director Li Rengang, including 3 films. The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng series (7-10): Directed by Hong Kong director Li Rengang, including 7 films. 8."The Peerless Prides","Little Li Flying Dagger": Directed by Chen Kaige from the mainland of China, including 1 movie. 9."White Jade Tiger"-"Heroes Have No Tears": Directed by Zhang Yimou from the mainland of China, including 1 movie. 10 "The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng" from "Little Li Flying Dagger": Directed by the mainland of China director Li Shaohong, including 1 movie. It should be noted that these movie versions were not all the movie versions of Gu Long's novel. There were also some other movie versions.

There is no exact number of novels published in World of Warcraft because many novels have not been officially published and some have been deleted. However, according to what I know, the main parts of the official novels of World of Warcraft include World of Warcraft: The Mystery of the Panda People, World of Warcraft: The King of Draenor, World of Warcraft: The Rise of the Legion, World of Warcraft: Cataclysm, and World of Warcraft: The Mystery of the Panda People: Prequel. These novels all contained the storyline of World of Warcraft and some of them also contained some game-related plots. However, because these novels had not been officially published, the exact number could not be obtained.

The fourth novel version of Battle Through the Heavens 'Great Dominator had been published. They were Douluo Continent, Martial Yin Yang, Great Dominator, and Battle Frenzy.

Honestly, there's no precise count. But a lot of participants manage to complete and publish their novels through Nanowrimo each year.

I don't know for sure. It would require extensive research and data collection from multiple sources to determine the exact number of novels published since 1998.

As of now, the number of official novels in World of Warcraft has not been publicly announced, but many official novels have been published in the mainland of China. Some of the novels included World of Warcraft: The Burning Legion, World of Warcraft: The Mystery of the Panda People, World of Warcraft: Cataclysm, World of Warcraft: Dark Tide, and World of Warcraft: King of Draenor. These novels were all created and published by Blizzard Entertainment, covering the history of World of Warcraft, the setting of the game world, the story of the characters, and so on.

Covering the Sky was a very famous online novel. It was not published. Covering the Sky was a web novel written by many authors. The story of the sky is about a mysterious world full of fantasy and adventure. Covering the Sky was loved by the readers and had a great influence.

Well, it's impossible to count precisely. Different publishers release a large volume of comics across different styles and series. So, the total number is constantly changing and quite substantial.