Gu Long and Liang Yusheng’s style

Liang Yusheng is very low-key. Like the hermit of the two. Even when his novels were at their peak, he communicated with readers only through pen and ink. Completely different from Jin Yong who entered the world in a high profile. Liang Yusheng never seemed to care about his reputation. Seeing that the new martial arts novels were gradually showing signs of decline, they stopped writing, drifted away, moved overseas, and concentrated on studying history. In him, there is more of the natural and elegant style of traditional Chinese Taoism.

Gu Long's writing style can be said to be the most bizarre and beautiful, and his writing is often surprising. He is a genius among the new martial arts novel writers, and his writing style is also the most unique. I often feel that if his martial arts novels were translated into Western languages, they would be easily accepted by Western readers. Gu Long is extremely talented, heroic, and spends his days drinking heavily. I heard that he often drank up all the royalties paid to him by the publisher before he even started writing novels. Although Cologne, who spent his wealth in exchange for fine wines, looks innocent, he often hangs out in the entertainment industry and enjoys fame, wealth, fine wines and beautiful women. His life of drunkenness and his genius literary works made him famous, but whether he fulfilled his long-standing literary dream, we cannot know the answer. Alcohol eventually caused Gu Long to die young. Before the age of 50, a genius and madman in Vanity Fair passed away.