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Chapter 989: Chapter 917 Original TV Soundtrack

Chapter 989 -917 Original TV Soundtrack

Ever since “The Return of the Condor Heroes” was released, various major media had been reporting non-stop, and even at this point, they were still arranging to put various top headlines on their front pages.

Chu Kuang: “I had originally planned to kill off the Little Dragon Maiden.”

Zhao Continent’s Martial World’s Mount Tai and Big Dipper highly praises “The Return of the Condor Heroes”!

Do Yang Guo and Guo Jing represent the dispute between Daoism and Confucianism?

The possibilities that this novel didn’t explicitly write about: Discussions from all sides on “The Return of the Condor Heroes”!

The greatest hero, for the nation and for the people!

The second national sweetheart couple born: Yang Guo and the Little Dragon Maiden!

Among them, the assertion by Chu Kuang that he had originally planned to kill off the Little Dragon Maiden had garnered the most attention.

However, no matter what, the book was already finished, and not even Chu Kuang, the old rascal, could truly cause actual harm to the readers again with his claims of the “original plan to kill off the Little Dragon Maiden” after scaring the netizens.

It was as if the knives were all virtual items that couldn’t actually be sent to Lin Yuan’s home.

But the aftermath that this book brought was really not small.

The next day.

Even when Lin Yuan arrived at the company, he could hear people discussing the plot of “The Return of the Condor Heroes”; evidently, they had all read the novel.

Among them.

Assistant Lil Goodoong was debating with Wu Yong, the deputy manager on the ninth floor, on whether Yang Guo had a secret admiration for Guo Fu or not.

This had also become a popular notion on the internet after the release of “The Return of the Condor Heroes”.

Shareholders believed that Yang Guo had never liked Guo Fu, as the character was just too annoying.

Wu Yong, on the other hand, brought up reasons like “inferiority complex,” “wanting to attract attention, so deliberately annoying her” and went on to cite various pieces of evidence to explain that Yang Guo did have feelings for Guo Fu, it was just due to some strange psychology that he dared not express it.

Right at that moment, Lin Yuan passed by.

Lil Goodoong couldn’t help but ask Lin Yuan, “Mr. Lin, you’re familiar with Teacher Chu Kuang. Did he really hint that Yang Guo liked Guo Fu?”

Lin Yuan said, “The plot has the answer.”

Wu Yong asked, “Which part of the plot gives the answer?”

Lin Yuan smiled and said three words, “Passionless Valley.”

As shareholders and Wu Yong looked at each other, Lin Yuan had already entered his office, not giving them a chance to further question him.

A full half-minute later.

Lil Goodoong suddenly had an epiphany and looked at Wu Yong with triumph:

“Mr. Lin means that Yang Guo’s love flower poison had never flared up because of Guo Fu!”

“Love flower poison?”

Wu Yong’s eyes bulged.

This answer was a real trump card!

Lil Goodoong successfully won the argument, feeling great, and hastily followed Lin Yuan into his office, cheerfully saying:

“Mr. Lin, the TV series adaptation of ‘The Return of the Condor Heroes’ is almost finished. The TV department is asking what songs you plan to prepare this time.”

Indeed.

Just like “The Legend of the Condor Heroes”.

No sooner had “The Return of the Condor Heroes” been released than Lin Yuan threw the book at the company, letting the TV department arrange the filming of the series.

The TV department took it very seriously, so they made arrangements immediately.

At this point, the series was nearing completion.

In the process, Lin Yuan had also visited the set several times, using some little props to enhance the acting skills of the actors playing Yang Guo and the Little Dragon Maiden.

Hearing Lil Goodoong’s words now, Lin Yuan said, “I’ll bring people to record in a while.”

The songs from “The Legend of the Condor Heroes” had received high praise, so naturally “The Return of the Condor Heroes” could not fall short, so Lin Yuan had already made a draft plan for it.

Just like “The Legend of the Condor Heroes”.

Lin Yuan had prepared three main songs for “The Return of the Condor Heroes”.

The first one naturally was “Myths and Words of Love,” a very classic song in Qi language, and one that could be called one of the signature songs of “The Return of the Condor Heroes.” Lin Yuan planned to use it as the main theme song for the series.

The second was “Unparalleled in the World.”

The sentimental, mournful, and beautiful lyrics captured the essence and emotions of “The Return of the Condor Heroes” very aptly, so it was perfect as the series’ ending theme.

And the third song?

This one was somewhat of a personal indulgence added by Lin Yuan.

He had decided to choose a Chinese-style pop song by Director Zhou as the theme song for “The Return of the Condor Heroes,” and the name of the song was “Wordly Tavern”!

“The sword unsheathed, who laughs at the grievances

I only wish to embrace you today

The worldly tavern is as cruel as the wind, the sudden rain knocks on destiny

Let whoever owns the martial world show off

I would bend only for you

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Wandering over desolate villages and ancient bridges seeking the path less travelled

Away from the worldly noise

The willow catkins flutter as we hold hands and roam freely…”

Although Director Zhou’s initial intention for writing this song had nothing to do with Jin Yong’s martial arts novels, there’s always a myriad of commonalities in the world of emotions, and many songs with Chinese ancient styles can be fit into this context.

Moreover, the book contained a significant amount of romantic plot, involving a host of characters.

This even included the love marathon between Zhou Botong, the old naughty boy, and Aunt Ying.

It seemed that there were always lyrics from the song that could find a corresponding context in “The Return of the Condor Heroes,” especially the expression in the excerpt above, which was the perfect depiction of the love between Yang Guo and Little Dragon Maiden.

Was this a coincidence?

Actually, it wasn’t entirely coincidental.

What many people don’t know is that, although Director Zhou’s “Wordly Tavern” has nothing to do with Jin Yong’s martial arts novels, Fang Wenshan’s lyrics do have an unbreakable bond with them!

Because…

Fang Wenshan was a fan of Jin Yong’s and Gu Long’s martial arts novels.

The earliest inspiration for the lyrics of the song came from Fang Wenshan’s makeup-free poetic rhyme “Under the Lamp.”

And it was after reading Jin Yong and reflecting on it that Fang Wenshan wrote “Under the Lamp,” which then led to Director Zhou composing the music.

That was in the year ten on Earth.

After reading Jin Yong’s novels numerous times, Fang Wenshan finally completed the seven posts of zen.

Then in the year twelve, Fang Wenshan read Jin Yong’s works again and pondered long before completing the lyrics for “Wordly Tavern.”

Even though he was reading Jin Yong’s martial arts novels, Fang Wenshan only embraced the romantic novelist side of Jin Yong, blending his own enlightenment with tender emotions into the creation.

So…

That’s why “Wordly Tavern” seemed to have no connection with “The Return of the Condor Heroes,” yet the lyrics coincidentally corresponded so well.

Let’s not forget.

“The Return of the Condor Heroes” is, after all, one of Jin Yong’s pinnacle works in writing about “emotions.”

What’s even less known is that “Wordly Tavern” has a mysterious “match” with another song.

This song can actually be sung to the accompaniment of “Blue and White Porcelain.”

Some have tried, and it turns out there’s no problem using the accompaniment of “Blue and White Porcelain.”

Especially during the climax, matching it with the high point of “Wordly Tavern,” it fits seamlessly.

This has to do with the fundamentally similar chord progression; if not for the arrangement differences, the two songs would actually have very similar styles.

Only that the former talks about love.

While the latter speaks of the children of the rivers and lakes.

Lin Yuan felt assured about these three songs.

And as Lin Yuan was contemplating these three songs, Jin Mu suddenly made a phone call:

“The Dragon Awards are about to start, and the committee has invited you to attend. Your movies from last year might have several nominations, do you want to go?”

“No.”

Lin Yuan immediately declined.

Jin Mu laughed, “That’s a pity. I think you’re definitely in for a major award this year. The netizens have been saying you come out swinging in music but go along to get along in film. This could be your chance to hold your head high.”

“Would my absence impact whether the awards are given out or not?”

“That wouldn’t be the case. The Dragon Awards shouldn’t dare to play it that way. The Literature and Art Association exercises strong oversight; attendance is entirely up to the creator’s freedom.”

“That’s good then.”

Whether he attended or not, Lin Yuan wasn’t interested in being a runner-up this year. The awards themselves were one thing, but the Prestige Value was truly desirable!

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PS: It’s true that “Wordly Tavern” can be sung to the accompaniment of “Blue and White Porcelain,” and it fits quite well. You can probably find attempts online, and the song indeed has many connections with Jin Yong’s martial arts novels, not a forced addition by Polluted White.