Jin Yong's newly revised version of the Eight Heavenly Dragons

The newly revised version of the Demigods 'Eight Books was not personally modified by Jin Yong himself. Mr. Jin Yong passed away in 2012, so the inspiration and decision-making for the new revision of the Eight Dragons and Dragons came from Mr. Jin Yong's manuscripts and ideas before his death. It was edited and revised by his family and authorized editing team. Although Mr. Jin Yong had a profound influence on the plot and characters of the Demigods, the content of the newly revised version was also criticized and questioned by some readers and critics.

The newly revised version of Jin Yong's novel referred to some of the novels written after Mr. Jin Yong's death. These novels may have some modifications and adjustments to suit the tastes and reading needs of contemporary readers. In the newly revised version of Jin Yong's novel, the characters and plots may have been adjusted and changed to meet the psychological and aesthetic needs of contemporary readers. At the same time, some new plots and characters might appear to enrich the structure and content of the novel. There may be some differences between the newly revised version of Jin Yong's novel and Mr. Jin Yong's original work. The readers can choose to read it according to their own preferences and needs.

Jin Yong's newly revised version of " Eight Demigods " could be purchased on Jin Yong's official website, major online bookstores, and online literature platforms.

Jin Yong's newly revised novel was not edited by him. After Mr. Jin Yong's death in 1984, his novels were adapted and published many times. Some versions of his novels were labeled as Mr. Jin Yong's works. However, Mr. Jin Yong did not participate in the adaptation and revision of these versions of the novel. Instead, it was completed by some professional literary editors and screenwriters. The newly revised version of Jin Yong's novel referred to the 2015 version of Mr. Jin Yong's novel that had been re-examined and revised by China and added some new plots and characters. This version was featured by some of the details and plots in the novel being modified and adjusted to meet the reading needs and aesthetic tastes of modern readers. Although the new version of Jin Yong's novel was not edited by Mr. Jin Yong himself, the release of this version also attracted the attention and discussion of some readers and media.

Jin Yong's newly revised novel referred to the novel "Journey of the Chivalrous" written by Mr. Jin Yong in 2015. This novel was different from the old version. In the new version, Jin Yong re-shaped and deleted the plot and characters of the novel, and also changed the ending of the novel. In the novel, Mr. Jin Yong deleted some characters and rearranged the plot. For example, in the old version of the novel, Medicine Master Huang was an extremely intelligent and shrewd character. In the new version, his image was changed to become more honest. At the same time, in the new version, Jin Yong also rearranged the ending of A'Zhu and Duan Yu, making the relationship between the two more complicated. Jin Yong's newly revised version of the novel was a new attempt. It changed some of the shortcomings of the old version of the novel and presented a more complete and wonderful novel for the readers.

Swordsman's Journey was one of Mr. Jin Yong's representative works, in which the sword attendant was a very important role. In the newly revised version, the ending of the Sword Servant was like this: In the story of the swordsman, Shi Jian eventually became an immortal. In the process of practicing Taoist skills, he obtained unlimited power and divine powers. He could fly, swim, dive, and even travel through time and space. After the completion of the cultivation, Shi Jian decided to leave the human world to find his own home. He rode on a divine crane and flew into the sky, arriving at a mysterious fairyland. Here, he met his master, a Taoist priest named Baiyun Temple. The Taoist priest of Baiyun Temple told the sword attendant that he had surpassed the life and death cycle of human beings and became an immortal who could live in the fairyland forever. The sword attendant was very grateful for the guidance of the Taoist priest of Baiyun Temple and decided to stay in the fairyland to continue practicing Taoist skills in search of a higher realm. In the fairyland, he met many immortals and fairies, learned many extraordinary Taoist skills and divine powers, and made many like-minded friends. After a long period of cultivation, the Sword Servant finally became a true immortal, obtaining unlimited power and divine powers. He left the fairyland and went to the depths of the universe in search of more knowledge and power to bring more happiness and light to mankind and the world.

Jin Yong's "Eight Dragons" was a famous wuxia novel with many famous characters. The following are the introductions of some of the main characters: 1 Duan Yu: The third son of the Emperor of Dali, Duan Zhengchun, was known as "Northern Qiaofeng and Southern Murong's literary talent and martial arts are extraordinary." He was proficient in the martial arts of the Duan family of Dali. 2. Xuzhu: A young man with no roots and no sex. He was born to be intelligent and open-minded. After being adopted by the Duan family of Dali, he became Duan Yu's foster father. 3. Murong Fu: The cousin of the revisionist Duan Yu, who was bent on reviving the country, did not hesitate to use her own body as a weapon to pursue her dream of reviving the country. 4. Duan Zhengchun: The Emperor of Dali was handsome and liked all kinds of beautiful women, but he also had some absurd actions. 5. Qiao Feng: Duan Yu's cousin is forthright and strong in martial arts, but his character is straightforward. His deep love for Duan Yu is touching. 6 Zhu: Duan Yu's cousin is gentle and kind, deeply in love with Duan Yu, but for various reasons, she failed to get his response. 7 Zhong Ling: A mysterious woman often appears in the lives of Duan Yu and Xu Zhu. Her martial arts are strong and her background is unknown. Madam Wang: Duan Zhengchun's wife is a complicated person. She once gave birth to Duan Yu and Xu Zhu for Duan Zhengchun, but for some reason, she was jealous of Duan Yu. 9 Duan Yanqing: The great official of Dali was greedy and trusted by Duan Zhengchun, but he also became the enemy of Duan Yu and Xuzhu. Wu Yazi: The leader of the Nanming Kingdom was known as the South Emperor. His martial arts were strong but he was also a little cruel. He once tried to kill Duan Yu to consolidate his position.

Demigods and Semi-Devils was one of Mr. Jin Yong's representative works, but it was not completed by Mr. Jin Yong alone. The novel was originally published in Ming Pao in 1966 and later adapted into movies, TV series, stage plays and other art forms, which were very popular among readers. Mr. Jin Yong wrote the novel with other actors including Huang Rihua, Liang Jiahui, Zeng Zhiwei and directors such as Liu Zhenwei. Therefore, it could be said that the Eight Heavenly Dragons were Mr. Jin Yong and others.

In Mr. Jin Yong's " Heavenly Dragon Eight ", the Heavenly Dragon Eight referred to eight top-notch martial arts: 1. Condor Hero's Martial Arts: Condor Shooting Hero's Martial Arts [2] Duan Wangye's Martial Arts: Dali Duan Clan's Martial Arts [3. Murong Family's Martial Arts: The Martial Arts created by Murong Fu.] Xingxiu Sect's Martial Arts: The Legacy of the Sea of Constellations Sect 5. Sunflower Manual's Martial Arts: Huashan Sect's Inheritance 6. The Martial Arts of the Heavenly Mountain Maiden: The Inheritance of the Heavenly Mountain Sect Master Xuzhu's Martial Arts: The Inheritance of Shaolin Temple Wu Yazi's Martial Arts: Dragon Gate Sect's Legacy These eight martial arts were a metaphor for the eight top figures: 1. Condor Hero: It symbolizes the highest martial arts and strength in the martial arts world. It represents the strength of a martial arts sect. [The martial arts of the 2nd Duan King represents the prestige and strength of the Duan Clan of Dali and the strength of the Dali Kingdom.] [3. The Murong Family's martial arts. It represents the strength of the Cloud Sea Jade Rabbit Sect and the interests of the Cloud Sea Jade Rabbit Sect that Murong Fu represents.] [4. Xingxiu Sect's martial arts. It represents the Sea of Constellations Sect's strength and Xingxiu Sect's influence.] 5 Sunflower Manual's martial arts: It represents the highest martial arts and strength in the martial arts world. It represents the strength of a sect. [6. The martial arts of the young lady of Sky Mountain: It represents the strength of Sky Mountain Sect and the interests of Sky Mountain Sect that the young lady of Sky Mountain represents.] 7. Master Xu Zhu's martial arts: It represents the strength of Shaolin Temple and the interests of Shaolin Temple represented by Master Xu Zhu. 8. Wu Yazi's martial arts: It represents the strength of Dragon Gate Sect and the interests of Dragon Gate Sect that Wu Yazi represents.

Whether it was better to buy the old version or the new version of Jin Yong's collection depended on one's personal reading preferences and needs. The old version of Lang Sheng referred to the classic version edited by Jin Yong himself. The content had been revised to better suit the reading tastes of modern people. Moreover, some content had been deleted or rewritten, which might not suit everyone's taste. The newly revised version refers to the version of the classic version that was revised by other editors after Mr. Jin Yong's death. It may cause reading difficulties for some people. If the content has been revised and you prefer the new edited version, you can consider purchasing the new version. If you are not satisfied with the revised content or prefer the original version of the classic version, you can consider buying the old version of Lang Sheng. No matter which version he chose, it should be decided according to his own needs and preferences.