Questions about Ding Xiao and Zhu Xian?

(xiāo) Basic information Surname: Zhang Birthday: 1976 Constellation: Aries Height: 1.7 meters or so. Weight: Top secret place of origin: Cangshan, Fuzhou Marriage: Married. I have a son. Education: 1998 Graduated from China Vocational University (now merged into Fujian Institute of Technology), majoring in business administration. Occupation: professional writer. At present, he is the chief signing author of Magic Sword Book League. Language: Fuzhou dialect, Mandarin, with a strong Fuzhou accent habit &; Favorite girl type: whose works I like best: Jin Yong's favorite games: World of Warcraft, StarCraft, Red Alert, Jin Yong's chivalrous biography, Diablo, legendary favorite food: fish balls disgusting things: insect interests (except surfing the Internet and games): read the mantra: don't say anything when you die; BS Sports: Which websites does football mainly appear in: Magic Sword Book League and Starting Point Chinese Preparation before writing: Turn on the computer and pour a cup of boiling water. Ding Xiao's short stories: tragedy, the prequel to the tragedy, the story of a zombie and the postquel to the tragedy. Ding Xiao's novels: The Road to Darkness, Rebellion, The Ultimate Game, Zhu Xian, Prequel to Zhu Xian and Journey to the Wilderness. Ding Xiao's serial works: Baita worked in a futures investment company in Fuzhou. In June 2002, the first full-length work "The Road to Darkness" was published in Taiwan Province Province (Taiwan Province Province bought out the copyright for 28,000 yuan at one time). In March 2003, Zhu Xian was published in Taiwan Province Province. In April 2005, the mainland version of Zhu Xian was officially released. In April, 2007, Zhu Xian's online game of the same name came out (the license fee for adapting the game in Zhu Xian is about 1 10,000 yuan). In May, the first and second series of Fantasy Alliance, edited by, Bu, and, were published. On June 12, the fantasy alliance was officially closed. At the end of the month, Zhu Xian's eight final editions were published. 108, Ding Xiao began to serialize the novel "The Short Tower". Ding Xiao introduced himself. Ding Xiao, male, young, studied since childhood, is a favorite pupil of the literature and history teacher, but a loser in the eyes of the physics and chemistry teacher. Born in Fuzhou, Fujian. When I was a teenager, I was a maverick, with a sharp edge and repeated setbacks. After being taught by others, I was introverted and smooth, made a group of male and female friends, lived at a loss and felt depressed. I didn't tell anyone, so I wrote with my heart. After graduating from college, I was hit hard and at a loss. Finally, I learned from a painful experience and cleaned up my mood. I was born in the dead of night, but at dawn, I think the world of mortals is so lovely and prosperous. How can I give up? God will give me a great responsibility, and I will go forward alone! Write this book in your spare time and whisper it to me! Trivial writing posture: When Ding Xiao writes, he often squats his feet in a chair, thinking that this will make Ding Xiao nervous. This gesture may seem strange, but it really helps Ding Xiao to write the plot more compactly. Of course, his legs are often numb, and when he finishes writing, he will suddenly fall to the ground and grin with pain. On the origin of Ding Xiao's pen name: The name "Ding Xiao" was used by Ding Xiao when he first went online. He said that he likes martial arts novels, and those surnamed Xiao here are generally martial arts people. Ding is the ancient "heavy weapon of the country" in China, which is full of charm, hence its name. About Qingyun Mountain: When Ding Xiao first wrote Zhu Xian, he chose this name, which actually means that Qingyun is above the sky and has the meaning of fairyland on earth. Unexpectedly, it became a misunderstanding. After the novel was serialized on the Internet for a period of time, Xiao Dingcai knew that there was a Qingyun Mountain scenic spot in Fuzhou, which was being developed today. Ding Xiao said that he couldn't help feeling a little embarrassed. On Zhu Yongxia, Gu Long and Zhu Xian's love. In Jin Yong's novels, the unfolding, development and process of the story are all related to the chivalrous spirit. Take Tianlong Babu as an example. Duan Yu will run around and fall into an endless cave, promising Zhong Ling to find an antidote. Becoming sworn to Xiao Feng is because both sides are very chivalrous, and sympathy for Thirty-six Islands is too chivalrous to stand, and so on, and so are Feng Xiao and Xu Zhu's other actions. In Gu Long's novels, the unfolding, development and process of the story are all related to righteousness, because Gu Long is a social wanderer after all, and his righteousness is embodied in the righteousness of the king in society. Li Xunhuan, for example, asked Lin Shiyin to give Long Xiaoyun not because of chivalry, but because of righteousness, and Guo Songyang would hang his body on the cliff for Li Xunhuan to see, also because of righteousness. This social meaning, to put it bluntly, is human feelings. So the same plot, such as Xu Zhu accompanying Duan Yu to Xixia, ended up meeting Princess Yinchuan, and Jin Yong wrote Xu Zhu to accompany him because there was nothing wrong (not against chivalry). If it is written for Gu Long, it must be that Xu Zhu owes Duan Yu a favor and has to leave or something. Influenced by Gu Long, many movies in Hong Kong and Taiwan have brought the underworld and gambling circles to the extreme just because they owe human feelings. So what will it be like to write in Ding Xiao? Obviously, Ding Xiao is deeply influenced by Taiwanese accent. In "Zhu Xian", the characters develop because of the meeting of feelings, and "Zhu Xian" is actually a romantic film. For example, how did Fan Xiao make Xue Qi have a first impression on him? Because just the day before, Fan Xiao's favorite senior sister had a tryst with others, which made him uneasy the next day. Similarly, when Fan Xiao was ill, this relationship came into play, and Baguio, trapped in the cave, fell in love with him. Later, what revealed that he was a Buddhist turned out to be Qingyun, who went to southern Xinjiang, what pine tree rebelled, what animal gods wanted to conquer the world, and so on, and even pursued him. Different styles, vegetables and radishes are everyone's favorite. For a simple example, it's like the Qingyun Mountain War. Only those who like delicate tenderness will be interested in Lu Xueqi's little moves in the battle. On the contrary, those who like Jin Yong's novels to split the Sixth Army easily and arouse the protagonist's anger seem to have no taste. In this chapter, 80% of people who like reading stories between Fan Xiao and Jing Yu must like Gu Long's novels, because Fan Xiao, Jing Yu and Wan Jianyi have complicated human feelings. After talking so much nonsense, the conclusion is that there are all kinds of people you like, and it is not surprising that some people are dissatisfied. Zhu Xian's natural advantage (being born late) made him influenced by other novels, but he also consciously felt that he didn't like to copy the good features of other novels. Aside from emotional factors, Zhu Xian is still avant-garde in learning from others' strengths. Unlike many novels now, he is just a toddler in Handan. Of course, it does not mean that the immortal punishment has no shortcomings. There are also many people on the Internet who point out Zhu Xian's shortcomings, mostly focusing on the plot, the number of words and the style of writing. There's nothing I can do. I can only talk about Zhu Xian's shortcomings from another angle. I think that is the establishment of the system. Jin Yong's novels, such as shooting sculptures, are well written because several systems have been established and have been famous for thousands of years. One is the beggar-like five masters in Time Has Changed, and the other is a beggar gang. There were no beggars' gangs before Jin Yong, and now the beggars' gangs in the novels have become an inevitable part of the martial arts. Jin Yong's books and swords are not well written, nor are his short stories, except that there is no system, just like the Red Flower Club is a hodgepodge. Zoroastrianism is very different. Gu Long didn't establish a big system, but several novels written by Gu Long are also recognized. They all established their own systems, such as weapon scores and Bai Xiaosheng, such as the zodiac of the top ten villains, such as the four great families in Wulin, etc. In addition, it is not only organizations that can become a system, but also the division of labor and cooperation between martial arts and people (such as Lu Xiaofeng and Ximen Chuixue). The popular magic novels are popular now because the system created by foreigners has been accepted by us through games and so on. Once we accept this system, we accept this kind of books, and we have a sense of classicality for books that set up this system from the beginning, such as The Lord of the Rings, Battle of Rhode Island, Dark Sword, and even other systems, such as Dune World and Legend of the Galaxy Hero World. No matter how many novels are inherited, as long as they borrow the same system, it will inevitably give people the feeling of reference and plagiarism, and no matter how good the writing is, the results are limited. Well, I said so much nonsense, too. To sum up, although there are many novels about fixing the truth, strictly speaking, there is still nothing systematic. Many people learn from Shanhaijing, but they can't turn it into their own system, such as killing immortals and killing some animals, but the relationship is not clear. The geography of the southeast, northwest and northwest is written, but it is not systematic, as are the sects and martial arts that fix the truth. Although there is a set of four series, such as the Ghost King Team, the organizational form and operation mode of the Ghost King Team are not clear, and so is Qingyun. We only know that there are more than a dozen elders. As for how to become an elder, what the elder is for, and what organization Qingyun has (only the punishment of letting go) are all blank. There are still many things to write, all of which have no connotation. So, when you look back at Zhu Xian in ten years, no, five years, what will you remember? Do you remember Qingyun except a protagonist named Fan Xiao? Poison door? Seventy-two animal gods? Not to mention the King Kong Gate, the Valley of Incense and the Yin Tian Temple. It's a pity that the novel of fixing truth is in chaos now, and Zhu Xian's situation is so good, but he has wasted an opportunity to become famous for twenty years. It can only be said that Zhu Xian is far worse than Xuanyuan Sword and Xianjian Sword, too superficial, and only stays at the point of entertainment novels. Now it's hard to go back to the past, and it's hard to force a supplement. Jin Yong's revision in this field had to appear a little late. Of course, Zhu Xian is a very good book!