Did Xiang Shaolong exist in history?

Xiang Shaolong was a fictional character in the Chinese online novel " Sword Comes ", created by the author, Beacon Fires, and the Warlords. Xiang Shaolong was a young man from a poor family, but he was open-minded, quick-witted, and good at using all kinds of weapons. He once served the major sects in Jianghu and performed well in a battle. He was praised as the "youngest God of Thousand Hands and Thousand Eyes". Although Xiang Shaolong was a fictional character, his image and story were deeply loved by readers, so he received a lot of attention in the online novel circle. However, his historical background and real name had not been confirmed. Therefore, whether or not Xiang Shaolong really existed in history still required further research and verification.

Xiang Shaolong was the protagonist of the famous Chinese martial arts fantasy novel,"The Story of the Qin Dynasty." He was a member and captain of the 21st century Chinese special forces G4 (VIP Protection Group). After receiving all kinds of military knowledge and special soldier skills training in the 21st century, Xiang Shaolong was transported to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period in a time travel machine experiment. With the advantage of wisdom gained from his experience in modern society, he helped Ying Zheng become the first emperor of Qin who would unify the six kingdoms in the future. In the novel, Xiang Shaolong had four sworn brothers, Wu Zhuo, Teng Yi, Wang Jian, and Jing Jun. In the end, he was conferred the title of Grand Tutor, and his status was no lower than the Prime Minister.

Xiang Shaolong did not return to the modern world in the end. Regardless of whether it was based on the old version or the drama version, Xiang Shaolong did not return to the modern era. In the finale of the drama, Xiang Shaolong chose to stay in ancient times and live a secluded life with his two wives. According to the ending of the original novel, Xiang Shaolong lived in seclusion in the desert with his family and friends, living the life of ordinary people. Therefore, Xiang Shaolong did not return to the modern world.

Xiang Shaolong ended up with Ji Yanran, Clear Music, Wu Tingfang, and Zhao Zhi.

Xiang Shaolong and Wu Tingfang were two characters in " Xiang Shaolong and Wu Tingfang finally got together and got married together. They chose to stay away from the disputes of the imperial court and live in the quiet countryside to enjoy happiness. Wu Tingfang had given birth to their son, Xiangyu, while Clear Music was about to welcome the arrival of a new life. Xiang Shaolong put down his obsession with his career and wholeheartedly accompanied his wife and children. This showed that Xiang Shaolong had deep feelings for Wu Tingfang, and they eventually got together.

Xiang Shaolong did not return to the modern world in the ending of " Journey to Qin." Instead, he stayed in ancient times and lived a secluded life with his two wives, Qinqing and Wu Tingfang. Their family was grazing in the grasslands outside the Great Wall. Xiang Shaolong's son decided to change his name to Xiang Yu. This ending showed that Xiang Shaolong had given up modern life and chose to live a simple and happy life with his wife and children.

The Story of the Qin Dynasty is a classic online novel. Did Xiang Shaolong go back in the end? Is Clear Music dead? Is Fang 'er dead? Who was Xiang Shaolong with in the end? There was no clear answer to these questions because the plot and ending of the novel varied according to the author's arrangement. According to the plot of the novel, Xiang Shaolong eventually returned to the Qin Dynasty to be with his beloved concubine Fang 'er. However, Clear Music had survived because she was saved by Qin Shi Huang's subordinates. After Xiang Shaolong left the Qin Dynasty, Fang 'er became an outstanding assassin and eventually sacrificed herself in the battle with Qin Shihuang. It was important to note that the plot of the novel was fictional and could not be confused with the real world. In reality, the fates and endings of these characters were limited by history and law.

Guo Xiang and Yang Guo were both characters in martial arts novels created by Mr. Jin Yong. They did not exist in real history. There was no conclusive historical record about Guo Xiang's true identity and the founder of the Emei Sect. However, the Emei Sect was a very famous sect in Jin Yong's novels. Its founder, Guo Xiang, was portrayed as a very intelligent and talented woman, so it enjoyed a high reputation among readers. Yang Guo was the protagonist in another famous novel by Mr. Jin Yong, The Return of the Condor Heroes. His true historical identity and experience were also a controversial topic. Although some historical records indicated that Yang Guo's father, Yang Kang, was a real person in history, there was no conclusive evidence as to whether he was a martial arts figure during the Southern Song Dynasty or whether he founded a sect.

In the original novel," Journey to Qin," Xiang Shaolong was related to many women. There was no clear number. An article mentioned that he had seven official wives, including Ji Yanran, Wu Tingfang, Zhao Zhi, Zhao Qian, Qinqing, Tian Zhen, and Tian Feng. In addition, there were many other female characters related to him, but the exact number was unknown. Therefore, he couldn't accurately answer how many women Xiang Shaolong was related to.

Xiang Shaolong had four wives: Ji Yanran, Wu Tingfang, Zhao Zhi, and Zhao Qian. Apart from that, he had three concubines. They were Clear Music, Tian Zhen, and Tian Feng. In total, Xiang Shaolong had seven female partners.