Gu Long has a famous saying that simply expresses his feelings about life-"I got everything with a pen, even what I didn't deserve, that is loneliness." This sentence of Gu Long gives people the feeling of being a lonely prodigal son. Because of this, he can fight alone in Jueling, or indulge in crazy songs, indulge in joy, get drunk in rural wild shops and mingle with the folk songs in the village. He has countless intimate friends and many confidants. However, he was proud of the world of mortals all his life, but his heart was lonely. Gu Long's life is a long legend. His parents divorced when he was a child, and two unforgettable lovelorns were no less than a bumpy life, but he gave us so many magical stories with a pen like God and a heart like God. He has been pursuing happiness all his life, which is the kind of inner happiness, so he can write "happy heroes", he can create flowers that are blind but always smile, and some of them grow up in evil people but never die. What does everyone pursue all his life? Is Gu Long after what he wants? There's no way to know. But what we are left with are many images that are difficult to disappear with time, and also leave us with the same profound thinking-what do people pursue? There is often such a saying in Gu Long's book: "Failure is not terrible, what is terrible is that you dare not face failure. Tears can neither wash away shame nor redeem what has been lost. So if you really want to change, you have to dry your tears and start over. It doesn't matter if you are knocked down again. As long as you live, you will stand up one day! " Although such words are a bit trite, such philosophy is the author's profound understanding of life, and philosophy is the accumulated sentiment of countless people's experiences and lives. Gu Long is not only a yearning for dreams, but also an understanding of life and an exploration of human nature. This is what almost all martial arts or non-martial arts novels try to express, and the way of expression is not so much determined by different styles, but rather by the author's heart, with the author's shadow. Most of Gu Long's works have his feelings in them. This is a very complicated feeling. I want to show my inner trauma, but I don't want others to see through me. I want to try my best to explain something, but I feel that I can't explain it in words, giving people a perverted taste-the loneliness of the legendary swordsman and the desolation of the prodigal son!

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