What are the modern novels featuring john young?

Modern novels with john young as the protagonist include the best immortals, masters in the city, happy medical immortals in the city and unique masters.

The Best Fairy Master was written by the author Da Meng. The story of John Yang, Wang and Nangong Yan fighting for love, sometimes sweet and sometimes abusive, is very enjoyable.

Masterpiece in the City is an urban power novel serialized on Hengyan Chinese website, and the author is ruthless. The novel mainly tells the life story of the protagonist who came to the city from the mountains with peerless martial arts.

Modern novels in the 1930s;

Modern novels pay attention to real life problems from the beginning. New Youth, which advocated the "literary revolution", and the earliest literature research society of the new literature group, opposed the feudal literature of "Tao" and the game literature of Yuanyang Butterfly School. They advocate that literature should be "for life".

The popularity of "problem novels" during the May 4th Movement is a prominent symbol of this trend. From the ideological standpoint of enlightenment, advocates believe that "problem novels are the product of modern civilian literature" (Zhou Zuoren's Men and Women in China's Novels).

Lu Xun's Diary of a Madman is the first work of modern novels, which raises the important issue of "cannibalism" in family system and feudal ethics.

Leaf's "this is also a person? Bing Xin's Two Families, Park Yuan's Two Filial Sons, and some novels by Lu Yin, Sun Zi and others. Either the purpose and meaning of life, the love and marriage of young people, the independence and education of women's personality, the conflict between father and son, or the breaking of the feudal moral bondage are raised.

In addition, there are works involving labor issues and children's issues.

The answers of these novels to social problems are inconsistent, and many works take the romantic fantasy of "beauty" and "love" as the key to solve practical problems; Some don't even have an answer, which belongs to the so-called "only asking the source of the disease, not prescribing"; But "no prescription" itself is also one of the characteristics of "problem novel".