The four novels written by Jin Yong had undergone a major change. In the New Demigods, Duan Yu rejected Wang Yuyan. Was this the right choice?

Whether Jin Yong had made Wang Yuyan give up Duan Yu was a failure or a finishing touch was a controversial topic. From the plot of the novel, Jin Yong made Wang Yuyan give up Duan Yu because of the need of the plot. The emotional entanglement between Duan Yu and Wang Yuyan was an important plot in the novel, and the process of Wang Yuyan giving up Duan Yu also showed her growth and independence. If Wang Yuyan was always with Duan Yu, it might lead to a monotonous plot and lack of surprises. Therefore, Jin Yong asked Wang Yuyan to give up Duan Yu in order to promote the development of the novel's plot and make it more colorful. However, from the readers 'point of view, this issue was also controversial. Some people thought that the plot where Jin Yong asked Wang Yuyan to give up Duan Yu was a failure because it weakened Duan Yu's status and charm as the protagonist. In addition, the relationship between Duan Yu and Wang Yuyan was also fictional and should not be over-interpreted and evaluated. The plot where Jin Yong asked Wang Yuyan to give up Duan Yu was an important plot twist in the novel, but whether it was a failure or the finishing touch depended on the reader's values and aesthetics.

The classic dialogue between Duan Yu and Wang Yuyan was as follows: You saved me. I can't repay you, but I can tell you that I really like you. Old Wang, you saved me. I can't thank you, but I can tell you that I really like you. You saved me. I can't thank you, but I can tell you that I really like you. You saved me. I can't thank you, but I can tell you that I really like you. You saved me. I can't thank you, but I can tell you that I really like you. You saved me. I can't thank you, but I can tell you that I really like you. I can't thank you for saving me, but I can tell you that I really like you. You saved me. I can't thank you, but I can tell you that I really like you. You saved me. I can't thank you, but I can tell you that I really like you. You saved me. I can't thank you, but I can tell you that I really like you.

The love story between Duan Yu and Wang Yuyan was a unique plot in Jin Yong's novels, and it was also very popular among readers. However, Duan Yu and Wang Yuyan did not get together because of various considerations. Duan Yu was a young master from a prestigious family. His family had a far-reaching influence in Jianghu. He was gentle, kind, and upright, but he also had some indecisiveness and shortcomings. In contrast, Wang Yuyan was an innocent, kind, and pure girl. Deep in her heart, she yearned for true love and happiness. Jin Yong set up many plots in his novels to show different characters and values. For example, the protagonists in his works often faced various tests and choices that needed to be weighed and decided according to different factors. Therefore, the relationship between Duan Yu and Wang Yuyan was not set as a regular romance novel plot, but as a special event in the novel, arranged in different plots. The love story between Duan Yu and Wang Yuyan also reflected Jin Yong's deep thoughts on love and life. Duan Yu and Wang Yuyan represented two different types of love. One was pure love, and the other was a choice based on realistic considerations. Through this story, Jin Yong conveyed different views and thoughts on love and life.

According to the plot description of the novel," I became Wang Yuyan through time travel ", the female lead and the main character, Duan Yu, did have a relationship. In the end, the two of them became a celestial couple, subverting the ending of the story of the Eight Dragons and Dragons. I recommend an ancient romance novel," Should I Tell Someone I Love?" The main story was about the female protagonist traveling to the modern world and meeting a particularly responsible man. Although the two of them had different personalities, sparks flew between them. I hope you like my recommendation.

Can you elaborate on the major changes in the various parts of the Complete Works of Jin Yong after Jin Yong's major revision, especially Duan Yu and Wang Yuyan in the Eight Dragons and Eight Bullets? After Mr. Jin Yong's death, his novels were adapted and reprinted many times. The biggest one was that Mr. Jin Yong's son, Mr. Jin Yong, participated in the revision of the Complete Works of Jin Yong. In the process of revision, Mr. Jin Yong made many changes and embellishments to the novel in an attempt to make it more perfect. Among them, Mr. Jin Yong had made major changes to the novel," Demigods and Semi-Devils." In the original novel, Duan Yu and Wang Yuyan were two characters with very different personalities. After Mr. Jin Yong revised them, his characters were more detailed and the characters were more vivid. In addition, the plot and the relationship between the characters in the novel had also been modified and adjusted to make the novel more in line with the readers 'tastes. In " Demigods and Semi-Devils," Mr. Jin Yong gave a more in-depth description of the relationship between Duan Yu and Wang Yuyan. Duan Yu's feelings for Wang Yuyan were described in more detail in the novel, while Wang Yuyan's feelings for Duan Yu were more complicated and profound. These changes made the story of the novel more exciting and more attractive to the readers. In general, Mr. Jin Yong's modification and polishing of the novel made the novel more perfect and more in line with the readers 'tastes. At the same time, these changes also made the characters in the novel more vivid and appealing.

Whether the new version of the novel has changed the ending of Duan Yu and Wang Yuyan is currently unknown because there is no new version of the novel and there may be differences between different versions of the novel. However, if you have any questions about the plot and ending of the novel, you can read the relevant version of the novel or consult the author and the bookstore for more accurate information.

In Jin Yong's " The Eight Demigods ", Duan Yu referred to a type of flower called " camelia " in front of Lady Wang. In the novel, Duan Yu told Lady Wang about the touching story of himself and Azhu, including how he was seriously injured in order to save Azhu and finally defeated the evil Duan Zhengchun with his martial arts and courage. The camelia was a beautiful flower that was often used to symbolize love and loyalty, so it became a classic image in the novel.

In Jin Yong's novel," Eight Demigods," the plot of Duan Yu and Wang Yuyan escaping with the use of the Tiny Steps on the Ripples appeared in chapter 26," The Mystery of Duan Yu's Xuzhu Life." In this novel, Duan Yu and Wang Yuyan experienced many dangers and challenges together, but their feelings gradually warmed up. During the escape, Duan Yu used his martial arts skills to help Wang Yuyan avoid the enemy's pursuit and set foot on the road of escape together.

Why did Duan Yu not love Wang Yuyan? This is a very classic novel plot question. Here are some possible answers: Duan Yu and Wang Yuyan's relationship experience was not smooth. The two of them experienced many misunderstandings and quarrels in the early stages of their acquaintance. Duan Yu's initial impression of Wang Yuyan was that he was somewhat inferior and conceited, thinking that he was not worthy of her. Therefore, in the process of getting along with Wang Yuyan, he often showed some lack of confidence and considerate behavior. 2. Duan Yu's personality was not suitable for Wang Yuyan. Duan Yu liked a free and unrestrained lifestyle while Wang Yuyan was more traditional and conservative, like to act according to rules and etiquette. The two of them had very different personalities and values. It was difficult for them to understand and tolerate each other. 3. Duan Yu and Wang Yuyan's relationship was not deep. Although the two met at the beginning, Duan Yu was described in the novel as a late appearance, shallow background, and weak character. Wang Yuyan was a noble, talented, and independent girl. The relationship between the two was not deep. In summary, the reason why Duan Yu did not love Wang Yuyan could be related to the setting of the novel itself, as well as Duan Yu's own personality traits and emotional experience.

In Jin Yong's martial arts novel," The Eight Demigods," Wang Yuyan's father was the Dali Emperor Duan Zhengchun. Duan Zheng Chun was an emperor of Dali Kingdom and also Duan Yu's biological father. He was a very complicated character in the novel, with a politician's side, but also a money-grubber and a heartless side.