Why was the TV series called the Demigods?

As a fan of web novels, I can't give a subjective evaluation because everyone has different preferences and aesthetic standards for TV series. In addition, the choice of TV series might also be limited by time and budget. However, if you are interested in the version of Demigods, I can provide you with some information about the different versions to help you make your own decision. The earliest " Demigods and Semi-Devils " novel was written by Mr. Jin Yong, so the original version was written and directed by Mr. Jin Yong himself. This version of the TV series was first broadcast in 1984 and was widely praised as one of the best versions of Mr. Jin Yong's works. Later, Mr. Jin Yong authorized others to adapt the novel and produce some TV series. The more famous versions included the 1994 TV series "Dragons and Demons" directed by Taiwan director Lee Shau-ki and the 2003 TV series "Dragons and Demons" directed by the mainland of China Yang Jian. The two movies and TV series were highly praised by the audience, but their styles and expressions were different. There were also some other versions of the TV series, such as the 1997 TV series directed by Hong Kong director Wei Wen and the 2009 TV series directed by the mainland of China Li Shaohong. These TV series also had their own characteristics and could be watched according to one's preferences. In general, each version of the TV series has its own unique charm and value, so you can choose the version that suits you according to your preferences and budget.

Mr. Jin Yong's martial arts novel," Eight Dragons and Eight Demons ", was called " Eight Dragons and Eight Demons " because it involved eight divine skills, namely," Carefree Sect Martial Arts "," Tianshan Plum Breaker Hand "," Sunflower Treasure Book "," Nine Yang Scripture "," Yijin Scripture "," Divine Condor Swordsman Skill ", and " Wave Tiny Steps ". These eight divine kung fu had different characteristics and cultivation methods. Moreover, there were many stories and characters about these divine kung fu in the novel, so it was called "Eight Dragons".

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