Why did Gu Long's novels always end so hastily?

The ending of The Da Vinci Code was not explicitly stated because the novel itself was not completed. It was said that the ending of the novel was continued by a writer named The End, and the writer did not reveal what story he would tell. Therefore, the ending of the Da Vinci Code remained a mystery. However, according to some readers, the Da Vinci Code might tell the story of the important figure of the Renaissance, Da Vinci, or it might tell the story of encryption and cracking codes. However, these were just guesses because the novel was not completed, so it was impossible to know its true ending.

There were several reasons why Gu Long's novels always ended tragically: Gu Long's novels were usually about grudges, love, friendship, etc. These topics were accompanied by great risks and uncertainties. In Gulong's novels, many characters experienced many hardships and setbacks, but they ended up with tragic endings. The uncertainty and frustration of fate made the novel even more moving. Gu Long's novels had compact plots and complicated relationships, which often required a lot of description and details to show. At the end of the story, the Ancient Dragon could not continue the plot due to the length of the story, or he needed to leave the ending in the reader's mind, so he would use a tragic ending to leave a deep impression. 3. Gu Long's novel style was unique and was good at describing characters and emotions. He was good at portraying the characters 'personalities and emotions through delicate strokes, and at the same time, he was also good at showing the deep meaning of human nature through the fate of the characters. At the end of some novels, Gu Long would emphasize the psychological changes and emotional twists and turns of the characters, which would make the novel more touching. Gulong's novels are famous for their unique narrative style, profound character descriptions and tragic endings. These characteristics make his novels very popular among readers.

Gu Long's novels were often referred to as " Wuxia novels ". Many of them had Wuxia backgrounds and plots. Although Gu Long's novels had complicated plots, many of them ended in a hurry. One of the reasons why Gulong's novel ended in such a hurry was because of the circumstances of his writing. Gu Long was already in his seventies when he wrote the novel, and his physical and mental health were both problematic. The deteriorating physical condition of the Ancient Dragon due to prolonged writing and lack of sleep eventually led to his death. Gu Long might have been limited by some creative ideas when writing novels. Gu Long had once proposed the concept of "artistic conception" and "artistic conception above all", which might affect the ending of his novel. He might be pursuing the completeness of the plot and the transmission of the artistic conception, but he might ignore the ending of the novel because of this. Gu Long's novel ended in a hurry, which could also be due to his personal style and writing habits. Gu Long's novel had a complicated plot and a deep character. It might take more time and effort to complete the ending of the novel.

Fantasy novels were often long because they usually contained many complicated plots and character relationships. Fantasy novels often involved a large number of magic, myths, legends, and other elements. These elements required the author to conduct in-depth research and discussion in order to integrate them into the novel. The plot of a fantasy novel was usually very complicated and required the author to develop a rich imagination and creativity in order to construct a variety of amazing scenes and plots. Lastly, fantasy readers tend to prefer complicated plots and a lot of details in order to attract the attention of the readers and immerse them in it.

In Gu Long's novel, The Great Joy Bodhisattva, the reason for the Great Joy Bodhisattva's death was not described in detail. The plot of her death in the novel was rather vague, probably because of the suspense left behind by the need for creation. However, from the overall plot of the novel, the Bodhisattva of Great Joy was a legendary character in the novel. She not only had extraordinary wisdom and martial arts, but also could control the power of nature. Although she could live forever, she also faced various risks and challenges, such as her body gradually aging, facing various disasters and dangers, and so on. At the end of the novel, the Bodhisattva of Great Joy did not really die but was saved by a mysterious figure. This plot might also be Gu Long's way of leaving suspense in the novel for the readers to continue exploring the secrets and mysteries within. Therefore, as for why the Bodhisattva of Great Joy died in the end, readers may need to explore and understand it themselves through reading the novel.

Jin Yong and Gu Long are two masters of Chinese martial arts novels. Their novels have been widely spread and translated into many languages. Due to the importance of these novels in Chinese culture and literature, they have been translated into many languages and have a large number of readers around the world. This allowed Jin Yong and Gu Long's novels to gain widespread attention around the world and lead to their higher prices. In addition, Jin Yong and Gu Long's novels had a very large readership and fan base. These novels were widely adapted into movies, TV series, animations and other forms, which also increased their prices. Although the novels of Jin Yong and Gu Long are more expensive, they are still regarded as an important part of Chinese literature and culture. For those who like Chinese literature and culture, reading their novels is a precious opportunity.

Guo Jingming's novels often ended in tragedy, perhaps to highlight the theme and emotion of the novel, or to cater to the readers 'tastes. Guo Jingming's novels usually involve love, youth, growth, etc. Tragedy is often closely related to these topics. Through the tragic ending, the theme and emotion of the novel can be better expressed, allowing the readers to understand and feel the meaning of the novel more deeply. Guo Jingming's novels often depicted the emotional entanglements and growth process of youth, and tragedies could better show the pain and setbacks in these emotions and processes. Through the tragic ending, the readers could feel the pain and confusion of their youth more deeply, so as to better understand the theme and emotions in the novel. The readers might prefer a tragic ending because it would make them more immersed in the story and feel the emotional impact and shock brought by the novel. Guo Jingming's novel ended in tragedy to satisfy the readers 'needs and gain more readers' love and attention.

Guo Jingming's novels ended in tragedy because he personally preferred tragedies. He thought that tragedies could resonate with readers more. In addition, Guo Jingming's novels often involve emotions, human nature, growth and other topics. Tragedies can reflect these topics more deeply and arouse readers 'thinking and reflection. The tragic ending of Guo Jingming's novel was probably to cater to the psychological needs of the readers. Tragedies often left a deep impression on people, causing them to reminisce endlessly and even arouse the readers 'feelings and resonance. In contrast, although comedy could bring temporary joy, it was often forgotten by people and could not arouse the emotional resonance of readers. The tragic ending of Guo Jingming's novel was probably due to his inspiration. Tragedy could stimulate the author's creative inspiration, prompting them to explore the inner world of the characters and emotional changes to create more vivid and profound works.

The problem with the plot of Hong Xiu's novel could be due to the way the story was narrated or the plot setting was not rigorous enough, resulting in loopholes or contradictions in the process of telling the story, causing the story to be unable to continue developing. It could also be that the author's writing style or lack of inspiration caused him to be unable to fully express the theme and emotions of the story, so he had to stop the development of the story. In any case, we should respect and appreciate their works. At the same time, we can improve our writing skills and understand the importance of the story structure through reading.

There were many reasons why many good literary works were hastily finished, such as: The author might have rushed to the end for some reason, such as time constraints, the plot had already developed to the end, limited space, etc. 2. The author may feel that the ending is not perfect enough or worry that the readers do not have enough understanding of the plot and have to end it hastily. The author may be forced to stop writing due to health problems or other irresistible reasons. A hasty ending may affect the artistic value of the work and the readers 'feelings, but it may also be necessary in some cases.