Mr. Jin Yong, with his superb martial arts novel writing skills, has created countless unforgettable classic characters. Death is a universal theme in his work, however, seven characters are resurrected after death, adding a touch of mystery to the whole story. However, it is interesting to note that among the seven characters, the resurrection of Mu Nianci has caused widespread controversy.
In Jin Yong's martial arts world, death is not the end, but the beginning of another possibility. The seven characters are Yang Guo, Xiaolongnu, Ling Hu Chong, Ren Yingying, A Zhu, A Zi and Mu Nianci. These seven characters die in various ways in different storylines, only to be resurrected later in a more mysterious way. This kind of reversal is full of expectations for the storyline, and it also shows Jin Yong's unique vision when conceiving the story.
However, Mu Nianci's resurrection has caused some controversy. In "The Condor Heroes", Mu Nianci was originally a strong and kind woman, however, at a certain point in the development of the story, she was unfortunately killed and became a victim in the story. However, what is surprising is that Jin Yong arranged an incredible resurrection for Mu Nianci in his later creations. This change has aroused heated discussions among readers, some believe that this is an abuse of the writer's power, and others think that it is Jin Yong's precise control of the direction of the story.
Different readers have different opinions on Jin Yong's move. On the one hand, this setting of resurrection from the dead adds a lot to the story, allowing the character of Mu Nianci to continue to play an important role, and also making the whole story more twists and turns.
However, on the other hand, this sudden shift has also left some readers confused and uncomfortable. In a martial arts novel, the life and death of a character is often a crucial plot node, and the sudden resurrection seems to go against the logic of the story.
Perhaps, the reason why Jin Yong made such a creative choice is to challenge the setting of traditional martial arts novels and break the established model of the protagonist's "invincible". In Jin Yong's works, the protagonists are often not absolute heroes, they will also face various dilemmas and challenges, and even have the test of life and death. The resurrection of Mu Nianci may be a kind of impermanence of the fate of the characters that Jin Yong wants to convey to readers, as well as the fantasy beauty in the martial arts world.
However, it is undeniable that this resurrection setting also raises questions about the power of writers.
In a story, the writer is the creator, and the control of the plot should belong to them. However, when a character has experienced death, especially a character with some weight in the storyline, reappears to the reader, does it make the whole story seem too far-fetched?
This is a question worth pondering.
In general, Jin Yong's seven martial arts characters have come back from the dead, showing his unique side in creation. In martial arts novels, life and death, joy and sorrow are common themes, and the setting of resurrection from the dead breaks this traditional model to a certain extent, injecting more possibilities into the whole story. For Mu Nianci's resurrection, whether for or against, it cannot be denied that this is a bold attempt by Jin Yong in his creation.
