Why do most of the male protagonists in Jin Yong's novels only have one wife?

Jin Yong's novel," Eight Dragons " was one of the novels with multiple protagonists, but it was not the only one. In fact, in Jin Yong's novels, there were many stories with multiple protagonists. Different plots and perspectives would create different protagonists. The reason why many people thought that Demigods was a multi-protagonist novel was because there were many different characters in the novel that played an important role in the development of the plot and the creation of the characters. These protagonists not only had their own unique personalities and experiences, but they also had complicated relationships and entanglements with other characters, making the whole story more colorful. There were many main characters in Demigods, including Xu Zhu, Duan Yu, Murong Fu, Qiao Feng, A'zhu, A'zi, and so on. Each protagonist had their own unique story and character, and they played an important role in the entire novel. This multi-narrative approach made the plot of the novel more complicated and interesting, but it also increased the difficulty of the reader's understanding of the characters and the story.

There were many protagonists in Jin Yong's novels, and each character had its own unique personality and experience. It was difficult to simply choose a favorite. However, if I had to choose one of them, I might choose Yang Guo from The Return of the Condor Heroes. Yang Guo was a protagonist with great personality and charm. He was born in a martial arts family but he was rebellious since he was young and did not like to live according to the traditional lifestyle. He loved freedom, liked to think independently, and had a strong sense of justice and responsibility. He had experienced many setbacks and tribulations in Jianghu, but in the end, he had achieved true success and happiness through his own efforts and perseverance. Yang Guo had extraordinary martial arts and wisdom. Not only could he be strong in martial arts, but he could also understand human nature and know how to get along with others. His love experience was also an important part of his life. He loved his cousin and also loved Xiao Longnu. He experienced many twists and turns, but finally got the answer he wanted. Yang Guo was a charismatic and charismatic protagonist. His life experiences and love stories left a deep impression on people.

There could be many explanations for why most of the protagonists in Jin Yong's novels did not have both parents. Here are some possible explanations: Jin Yong's novels are a type of martial arts novels that usually describe the grudges of Jianghu, chivalrous spirit, and powerful martial arts characters. In novels, protagonists usually have a strong sense of justice and revenge, and these factors are often related to loneliness, helplessness, and helplessness. A protagonist with both parents usually has more family and emotional support, which may weaken the protagonist's independence and courage. The protagonists in Jin Yong's novels usually have some unique characteristics that may affect their fate and choices. For example, the main characters usually had excellent martial arts and interpersonal relationships, which were often related to loneliness, helplessness, and challenges. Therefore, if the protagonist had both parents, they might receive more family support and resources, which might affect their martial arts and interpersonal relationships, thus affecting their fate and choices. Most of the protagonists in Jin Yong's novels have experienced some historical events and Jianghu challenges, and these events and challenges often require the protagonist to have strong psychological quality and coping ability. If the protagonist had both parents, they might get more family support and resources, which might affect their psychological quality and ability to cope, thus affecting their ability to face challenges. Jin Yong's novel is a fictional literary form. The fate and choice of the protagonist are influenced by many factors. Although most of the protagonists did not have both parents, their family and emotional support were crucial to their growth and development.

Many of the male and female protagonists in Jin Yong's novels had their own unique charm and storyline. However, if I had to choose my favorite male and female leads, I would choose Duan Yu and Xu Zhu from Demigods. Duan Yu was an innocent and kind young man with a sense of justice. He was gentle, open-minded, and had deep internal strength and superb martial arts. In the novel, there was a touching love story between Duan Yu and his cousin Wang Yuyan, but he finally chose to accompany Xu Zhu and gave up his obsession. Xuzhu was a little monk who had nothing to do with him. Although he had not experienced all kinds of tests in life, his personality was peaceful and open-minded. He held a detached attitude towards all the problems in life. Although there was no love entanglement between Xu Zhu and Duan Yu, his existence gave the readers a kind of hope and comfort, making people feel that life was so beautiful and precious. Duan Yu and Xu Zhu were not only the male and female protagonists in the novel, but also the eternal classic images in the readers 'hearts.

Most of the protagonists in Jin Yong's martial arts novels had the surname Zhang because of the following reasons: 1. Zhang Cuishan, Zhang Wuji, and the others were created by Jin Yong's personal experience or authorization. Mr. Jin Yong himself was surnamed Zhang. His personal experience and family history gave him the inspiration to take the surname Zhang. Mr. Jin Yong's novels were deeply influenced by East Asian culture. In East Asian culture, many surnames were similar. For example, Mr. Jin Yong's family ancestor was Zhang Tingyu, a famous general of the Song Dynasty, so he used the surname Zhang in his novel. Zhang was a common surname in China and other East Asian countries. Therefore, using the surname Zhang in Mr. Jin Yong's novel could better display his family history and cultural background.

The most popular male and female protagonists in Jin Yong's novels vary according to the version and reader group, but generally speaking, the following are a few of them: Male leads: Guo Jing, Huang Rong. Guo Jing was a loyal, upright and brave hero. His kindness, perseverance and selflessness attracted many readers. Huang Rong was a smart, witty, and talented woman. Her gentleness, kindness, and intelligence were considered one of the most popular female images in Jin Yong's novels. 2. Female lead: Xiaolongnu, Ren Yingying. Xiao Longnu was a mysterious woman. Her beauty, aloofness and loneliness made her an image with profound meaning. Ren Yingying was a witty, intelligent, and talented woman. Her intelligence and independent spirit attracted the love of many readers. It should be noted that this is only one version and the views of a portion of the reader community. Everyone's preferences and views are different, so it cannot represent everyone's views.

The protagonists in Jin Yong's novels usually had rich family assets, but the specific value was not clearly stated. The wealth of their family might vary according to the needs of the plot. For example, Guo Jing's family had a huge business, including Huang Rong, whose family members were all high-ranking officials; Ling Huchong's father was the famous Huashan Sect Master in the martial arts world, whose assets were immeasurable; Qiao Feng's father was the emperor of Liao Kingdom, and his wealth was abundant.

There were several reasons why the protagonists in Jin Yong's novels had bad fates: 1. Different settings: The backgrounds of Jin Yong's novels are often very complicated. There are social classes, political struggles, sect disputes, and other factors that will have a profound impact on the fate of the protagonist. 2. The protagonist's character defects: The protagonists in Jin Yong's novels often have various defects such as kindness, integrity, courage, intelligence, etc. However, they also produce many contradictions and conflicts. These flaws might cause the protagonist to encounter various setbacks and difficulties in his life. 3. The environmental factors of misfortune: The protagonists in Jin Yong's novels often live in complex social environments with various obstacles and dangers. For example, the protagonist might be hunted down by evil forces, rejected by sects, framed by enemies, and so on. These environmental factors would also have a profound impact on the fate of the protagonist. 4. The protagonist's luck problem: Although the protagonists in Jin Yong's novels have various abilities and talents, they often encounter bad luck. For example, the protagonist might be in danger because of an accident or because of some unavoidable reason. To sum up, the main characters in Jin Yong's novels had many misfortunes because of the complicated environment they lived in. The main characters themselves also had various defects and contradictions, as well as the influence of many factors such as the main characters 'luck problems.

The main characters in Jin Yong's novels were often tragic. This was because Jin Yong's novels were a type of martial arts novels, in which the main characters were usually portrayed as heroic characters. Their purpose was to save the world or defeat evil forces, and in this process, they often needed to put in a lot of effort and sacrifice. The protagonists in Jin Yong's novels usually had some tragic life experiences, such as miserable life experience, early death of their parents, misfortune, etc. These life experiences made the protagonist need more effort and struggle in the process of growing up in order to not be eliminated by society and eventually become a hero. Jin Yong's novels also focused on describing the growth of the protagonist. In the process of encountering misfortune, they often met people or experiences that could help them grow, thus becoming stronger, wiser, and more persistent, and finally becoming heroes. Although the main characters in Jin Yong's novels often had tragic backgrounds, this did not mean that all the main characters in the novels had the same background. The growth process and experiences of the main characters in many novels were different, and many people's fates were relatively happy.

There were many explanations for why most of the protagonists in Jin Yong's novels did not have both parents. Jin Yong's novels were usually set in Jianghu, which was a place full of danger and challenges. In this world, people usually thought that people with both parents would have more resources and security, so the protagonists usually did not have both parents, which helped them grow up faster and become independent. The protagonists in Jin Yong's novels usually had unique personalities and destinies. Their destinies were often affected by many factors, including their own efforts, the help of others, the process of history, and so on. These factors may cause the protagonists to lack the support and love of their parents in some situations, so they need to solve the problems through their own efforts and wisdom to gain more growth and experience. The protagonists in Jin Yong's novels usually experienced many hardships and trials. They had to face all kinds of difficulties and challenges, including Jianghu struggles, emotional entanglements, the mystery of their birth, and so on. In this process, the protagonists may lose some important family and friends, and may also gain some valuable experience and lessons. Therefore, they could adapt better to this challenging world of martial arts if they did not have parents.