Jin Yong and Gu Long were both representatives of Chinese martial arts novels. Their novels were widely spread and loved by readers. Although there were two of them, many people would think that Jin Yong's writing skills were far better than Gu Long's. The following are some possible reasons: Jin Yong's works mainly describe the grudges of Jianghu, chivalrous spirit and traditional culture. His novels are often filled with a sense of history and cultural heritage, which can make readers feel a deep sense of humane care. In contrast, Gu Long's novels were more focused on emotions and interpersonal relationships. The writing was more relaxed and humorous, and it was easier to attract young readers. Jin Yong's works have formed a unique literary style and narrative style, which is deeply reflected in his works. His novels had a compact plot, distinct characters, concise language, lively philosophy and poetry, which made his works occupy an important position in the history of literature. In contrast, Gu Long's works were more unique. The way he described and expressed his emotions in his novels were more diverse, but there were also some reading difficulties and characteristics that were difficult to imitate. 3. Jin Yong and Gu Long had different reader groups. Jin Yong's readers were generally older and had a certain understanding of traditional culture and historical knowledge. His novels were more likely to resonate with these readers. In contrast, Ancient Dragon's readership was much wider, and young readers and beginners could easily read his works. Although Jin Yong and Gu Long were both excellent, many people thought that Jin Yong's writing skills were far better than Gu Long's.