The Golden Girl: Little Dragon Maiden

The feudal masculinity in Jin Yong's bones is quite obvious.

Thumbs up! I originally liked Little Dragon Girl very much at the beginning, and of course I also like it now (because of Li Ruoran's ice-like fairy appearance). But Jin Yong ruined the good fairy image. Jin Yong originally wanted to make some nonsense, and torture would be healthier, but he found that he couldn't get it right, so the image of Xiao Longnu has been getting out of shape, losing her IQ along the way, and taking the Qiong Yao route, which is really contradictory. Therefore, the writer should not torture for the sake of torture. In order to show Yang Guo's love, he actually let Xiao Longnu stay at the bottom of the cliff for 16 years. However, the beauty of the heroine must not be lost, so he added the "pretty same as she was 16 years ago" trick. In 16 years, the peerless beauty Huang Rong has aged, okay? This shows the importance of the heroine's appearance in a book, or in other words, in the Divine Condor, the little dragon girl is only beautiful! (Huang Rong is getting older because she is no longer a heroine!)

Although Xiao Longnu always considers Yang Guo and is ready to sacrifice herself to help others anytime and anywhere (and has implemented it more than once), from an objective effect, it is Xiao Longnu who tests and tortures Yang again and again. Laugh. Applaud. This is the feeling, I have always hated her. Although I don't like Yang Guo either. It seems that the male protagonists I like have brighter personalities.

The female characters in traditional martial arts novels, especially the heroines, are often created to satisfy the fantasies of men, the largest group of readers of the novels. Therefore, Xiao Longnu must be innocent, pure, and ignorant of etiquette, but at the same time, she must be chaste and nine strong, which makes the characters very contradictory. But it is natural to revolve around the protagonist Yang Guo. After all, the heroines in traditional martial arts novels are dependent on the protagonist. In fact, there are some interesting differences in details between the first version of Jin Yong's novel and the second version. For example, Xiao Longnu wants to marry Gongsun Zhi. In the first version, she was attracted to Gongsun Zhi because he was very kind to her and was a versatile man in both civil and military affairs. Many of the female characters in the second edition who were completely devoted to the protagonist were actually not so loyal in the first edition. They would also be attracted to male characters with good conditions other than the male protagonist. However, Jin Yong probably deleted all these plots in order to please readers.

Haha, I really like it. When Jin Daxia writes about women, he wants her to be cool and noble, and he also wants her to be obedient and virtuous. It's really hard for him.

No wonder I thought the plot was weird

That's it! Let me tell you the reason why I have never liked Xiao Longnu in the past. It is indeed a writing problem.

Enlightenment! In addition, I seem to have figured out how to write reading notes.

There are so many things that Jin Yong cannot justify... Such as the truth about Princess Changping's arm being chopped off, or the part where Yin Zhiping defiled the little dragon girl's palace sand and faded. All the information I checked generally points to one point, that is, it will fade only if it is really done. Damn it. The last description in the paragraph is that Yin Zhiping started to untie her clothes, and Yang Guo rushed in the next second. Yin Zhiping was just a little disheveled, so I don't believe that he was really penetrate... Unless in Jin Lao's view of history, the gonggongsha faded after kissing it.

I really don't like this character very much. There are many things in Da Xia Jin's hastily serialized work that are unreasonable.