How should one evaluate the martial arts standards of the Eight Books of Heavenly Dragons in Jin Yong's novels?
Jin Yong's Eight Dragons and Dragons was a very classic martial arts novel. The level of martial arts in it was also rich and colorful, and it was amazing. The following is my evaluation of the level of the Heavenly Dragon Eight: The martial arts system in the 1st Division of the Heavenly Dragon was very large, covering many different martial arts schools and techniques. These martial arts schools and techniques had their own characteristics and were closely related to each other, making the entire martial arts system very complete. The level of martial arts in the 2nd Division of the Eight Dragons was very high. Many of the martial arts techniques were extraordinary and even surpassed some of the technological levels in the real world. For example, the martial arts of the Carefree Sect relied on lightness skills and internal energy. They could fly in the air and use internal energy attacks. This skill had already surpassed the level of modern technology. The martial arts masters in the 3rd division of the Eight Dragons had their own characteristics. Their martial arts styles and personalities were also different. Some characters were good at long-range attacks, some were good at close combat, and some were good at using special martial arts techniques. This variety made the whole novel full of colorful storylines. Although the martial arts level in the 4th Division of the Eight Dragons was very high, there were some martial arts techniques that were difficult to master. For example, some martial arts techniques required special internal energy and physical fitness to be used, while others required very high skills and practice to master. This complexity also made the novel more readable. To sum up, Tianlong Ba Bu is a very classic martial arts novel, in which the level of martial arts is very high, rich and colorful, and it is an important work in the history of Chinese literature.
