What would it be like if the Three Heroes and Five Righteousness were adapted into Peking Opera?

I haven't seen enough, so I don't care about the content for the time being. I don't think it's a good idea to change this into Beijing opera. This is said to be Zhang Jiexin's most comprehensive book, with 37 chapters, but it has a feeling of no head or tail. Of course, the original version is like this, so there are many disciples and future generations to interpret it. Of course, there is another case-solving case in Dan Tianfang that I have heard about for a long time. I didn't have money when I saw it in the bookstore, and I didn't like its binding and typesetting, so I missed it. I bought it today, and the postage is less than 40%. Yes During the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, several martial arts novel writers emerged, which had a wide influence and became one of Qu Yuan's calligraphy circles. For example, Yao Min 'ai (Tantan artist, masterpiece "Escape from the Four Seas"), Zhang Jiexin (The Legend of Three Heroes), Chang (The Warrior of Yongzheng) and Jiang Tingfu (The Seven Meanings of the Golden Knife Club) all wrote their own books. The author of "Three Heroes and Five Righteousness" is often the same disciple as the author of "The Warrior of Yongzheng". Zhang Jiexin told stories in Tianjin in the late 1920s, and successively staged Yongqing Shengping and Five Women and Seven Women. When the attendance rate is not good, he is unique. According to some characters in "Gong Peng case" and "Shi Gong 'an case", he fictionalized the stories of General Jin Dao who won the battle against Britain, Ghost King with Big Head who saw the sorrow and rode the waves without silk, Xia Houshang Yuan, Golden Head Tiger Jia Ming and so on. I didn't want to give a speech in the world of books, but it was so popular that the audience were talking about it. Later, it was published in Tianjin and Shanghai, and it was popular at home and abroad. 37 episodes have been published, and the book is not over yet. Like the swordsmen's pictures in Yongzheng, the Three Chivalrous Warriors play an important role in the conservative martial arts novels of the Republic of China and have a far-reaching influence on readers. It can be said that women and children were well known at that time, and readers are still unforgettable. The Three Heroes Fighting Sword was originally written by Tianjin storyteller Zhang Jiexin and his disciples. It and Chang's The Warrior of Yongzheng are the two most widely circulated and influential short stories in the north. In Beijing dialect storytelling, it is also called "Little Eight Pieces" with "Gong Peng 'an" and "Five Women and Seven Women". In the 1930s and 1940s, almost everyone knew the names of Sheng Ying and Tong Lin. Among storytellers, there is an artistic proverb "Jia Ming speaks well, but it is hard to speak better than English", which shows the profound influence.