When Wo Longsheng wrote martial arts novels, it was the heyday of Taiwanese martial arts, and only Sima Ling and Zhuge Qingyun could keep pace with Wo Longsheng, and although Wo Longsheng was one of the "Three Musketeers of Taiwanese Martial Arts", many Wo Longsheng's fans called him Taishan Beidou in the martial arts world. When Wolong was the most popular, his "Jade Hairpin League" even had to be serialized by Chiang Kai-shek, which shows that his influence is very great.
Wo Longsheng became famous and profited because of martial arts novels, and at the same time, major publishing houses have also asked him to make appointments, according to statistics, Wo Longsheng has written martial arts with different content for eight newspapers and periodicals at the same time, and he is really a three-headed arm like Nezha.
At that time, Sima Ling once said that as long as he opened his eyes every day, he had to conceive the content of hundreds of people cutting each other in his mind, otherwise he would not be able to write about martial arts, and martial arts special issues were all serialized, and writers were not allowed to break off at all, and they had to face many newspapers to write many different stories every day, and that kind of discomfort was really not something that ordinary people could bear. Therefore, some groups of ghostwriters for martial arts masters were born, and people collectively called them gunmen.
The development of Taiwan's martial arts novels is inseparable from the deep cultivation of martial arts masters, and at the same time, it is inseparable from those former martial arts gunners. Because the energy of martial arts masters is limited, they simply can't bear that kind of high-load writing for a long time, and sometimes they can't write a word when their inspiration runs out.
For example, Wolongsheng couldn't write a word at home for a long time, so he could only run over before the publishing house got off work, grab a pen and a few pieces of paper, find a corridor and start to rush to the chapter, and deliver the manuscript directly after writing, really forcing himself to complete the work.
At that time, Gu Long also wrote for Sima Ling, Wo Longsheng and Zhuge Qingyun respectively. However, because of the age, the parties have also passed away, and it is impossible to accurately know the name of the martial arts novel written by Gu Long for Wolongsheng, but the fact that Gu Long ghostwrote for Wolongsheng is indeed true.
That is to say, before Gu Long became famous, he was the younger brother of Wo Longsheng and others, and the eldest brother gave him a mouthful of food, so he had to cherish this opportunity, but it was Gu Long's ghostwriting martial arts experience that made him clearly understand the creative path of Wo Longsheng, Sima Ling and Zhuge Qingyun, in his eyes, Sima Ling was the real martial arts master, and Wo Longsheng He didn't look down on it at all.
What Wolongsheng never expected was that after being a martial arts gunner for several years, Gu Long actually opened his own door with "Sky Sword", and then wrote many early martial arts masterpieces with fresh and timeless penmanship, and since then he has won his own place in the martial arts market.
However, at that time, Wolong was in full swing, his works were best-selling, and people liked them, so he didn't take Gulong seriously. It wasn't until Gu Long wrote "The Amorous Swordsman Ruthless" that at this time, people's reading of martial arts had begun to be picky, mainly because the martial arts works represented by Wo Longsheng had not innovated for a long time, and they were repeated and repeated every day, and people had long been familiar with their routines, resulting in aesthetic fatigue.
As soon as Gu Long's "Amorous Swordsman Ruthless Sword" appeared, it could portray the legend and classics of Xiao Li Feidao with a new look and more refined writing, which made martial arts readers feel unprecedented reading pleasure, and at the same time, Gu Long added a large number of famous sayings and sentences to his works, which not only allowed readers to read freshly, but also appreciated the Zen and sharpness brought by words. Since then, the world of martial arts has undergone fundamental changes, and the new school of martial arts represented by Gu Long began to gradually replace Wolongsheng.
When Wo Longsheng found that Gu Long's innovation was successful, he realized that his position had been replaced, and his own martial arts creativity was unable to innovate and change because of years of overdraft, and he was really tired, so he could only watch Gu Long harvest the martial arts he had laid down little by little, until the end.
For Wo Longsheng, most readers in the mainland think that he is a writer who writes yellow books, but in fact, it is simply the publisher who takes many inferior martial arts works and publishes them under the name of Wo Longsheng, and Wo Longsheng did not care too much about copyright issues at that time, which caused him to be dusty in the martial arts industry in the mainland for many years, until Taibai Literature and Art Publishing House published a collection of Wo Longsheng's genuine works, and people began to officially recognize this martial arts master, and his strength is really extraordinary.
Some people say that Wolongsheng's status in the martial arts world should be regarded as the sixth grandmaster, and the top five are the famous Jin Guwen Liang Huang, which shows that people are still very sure of Wolongsheng's martial arts, of course, some people say that Sima Ling's works are much higher than Wolongsheng, which is a matter of benevolence and wisdom.
However, Wo Longsheng didn't expect that Gu Long, a little brother who used to ghostwrite for himself, would one day be able to catch up and directly make himself powerless to fight back, which is probably the most unacceptable thing for him.
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