How many versions did Elder Jin write?

Recently, in order to see Liang Jiaren's real Xiao Feng, he had specially watched the 1982 version. It was a little dizzy when he read it. The first part was fine, but the later part was really a little dizzy. The one who played tricks on Xuzhu (when he first came to Shaolin) was the child's old lady, and the well where Duan Yu and Miss Wang made love was the well that Murong Fu had dug for Jiu Mozhi. Duan Zheng Chun wanted to commit suicide after killing all his beauties, but he was stopped by Duan Yu. Later, he said he wanted to be a monk. The most ridiculous thing was that Murong Bo was taken in by the sweeping monk and was still concerned about restoring the country. Later, he joined forces with Jiu Mozhi and was killed by the sweeping monk (unbelievable). I haven't finished watching it yet, so I don't know what the ending will be. Was this the original version?

Answer 1

Mr. Jin Yong's " Demigods and Semi-Devils " had many versions. Among them, the more famous versions were:

The original name of " The White Horse Roaring in the West Wind " was Jin Yong's first novel, which was first published in 1966.

The original name of " Tianlong Ba Bu " was " A Hero's Journey ", which was written by Mr. Jin Yong in 1984. It was also one of his representative works.

3. The original name of " Tian Long Ba Bu " was " Bi Xue Jian ", which was written by Mr. Jin Yong in 1969. It was another very famous work.

There are many translated versions of the book, including the famous Chinese original, English original, French original, etc.

In addition, Mr. Jin Yong also created many other martial arts novels such as "The Deer and the Cauldron" and "The Smiling Proud Jianghu". His works were widely spread and loved by readers.