Snow Mountain Flying Fox · Complete Collection of Jin Yong's Martial Arts Novels: Commentated Edition of the Complete Collection of Jin Yong's Martial Arts Novels

Author: Jin Yong
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Publish Date: 1998-08-01
Features: This book contains two storylines. Whether the author intentionally arranged these two lines is unknown, as the author never mentioned it. However, when dividing the chapters, Jin Yong, whether intentionally or not, used the natural switching between these two storylines as the boundaries. Chapter 1 starts with the subplots, depicting the crowd fighting for the sword; Chapter 2 shifts to the main plot, introducing people from the villa and the two children delivering a letter to indirectly portray Hu Fei; Chapter 3 returns to the subplots, explaining the origin of the sword and the historical enmity between the Miao, Hu, Tian, and Fan families; Chapter 4 briefly describes the martial arts competition between Hu Yi Dao and Miao Ren Feng, which is part of the background of Hu Fei's origins; Chapter 5 sees the intersection of both storylines, revealing both Hu Fei's background and the secret of the sword map; Chapter 6 focuses on the main plot, with Hu Fei making his appearance; Chapter 7 shifts back to the subplots, depicting the conflicts among the Tian Long Men over the sword; Chapter 8 is a continuation of Chapter 7; Chapter 9 returns to the main plot, focusing on the second generation of the Hu and Miao families; Chapter 10 concludes, with both storylines merging. Throughout the entire narrative, the traces of the two storylines are evident, intertwining and developing, diverging and converging, complementing each other. If it were not for the author's intentional arrangement, it would be the miraculous craftsmanship of creative principles.