Legend of Nezha

Author: Yu Xiuxi
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The wife of General Li Jing of Chen Tang Pass carried a pregnancy for a full year before giving birth to a glowing meatball, from which a boy leaped out. Li Jing was displeased, but a Taoist priest named Taiyi Zhenren came to congratulate him, named the child Nezha, and took him as his disciple. When Nezha was seven years old, he killed the Sea Night Demon and also defeated Ao Bing, the third prince of the Dragon King, who came to aid. This made him enemies with the tyrannical Dragon King of the East Sea. The Dragon King went to Heaven to complain, and Nezha, in grief, committed suicide. Later, Taiyi Zhenren used a lotus flower as Nezha's body, allowing him to be reborn. Nezha caused chaos in Heaven, fought fiercely with the Queen Mother of the West, cleverly freed Jiang Ziya, sought his father on the execution ground, searched for his mother in the palace, smashed the prison cart to save Huang Feihu, destroyed Wen Zhong, raided the demon lair, broke the Flying Dragon Pass, seized the Flying Tiger Pass, fought at Mengjin, eliminated Daji, and captured King Zhou, achieving a glorious career. Through gripping and humorous plots, the book portrays Nezha as a clever, upright, witty, and brave hero, as well as the group of young heroes like Jintuo, Muzuo, Hehu, and Hongyu. The story is full of twists and turns and is deeply moving. The book has been printed 1.6 million copies and has been adapted into animations and other art forms multiple times, making it a widely popular green reading material for young readers.
The wife of General Li Jing of Chen Tang Pass carried a pregnancy for a full year before giving birth to a glowing meatball, from which a boy leaped out. Li Jing was displeased, but a Taoist priest named Taiyi Zhenren came to congratulate him, named the child Nezha, and took him as his disciple. When Nezha was seven years old, he killed the Sea Night Demon and also defeated Ao Bing, the third prince of the Dragon King, who came to aid. This made him enemies with the tyrannical Dragon King of the East Sea. The Dragon King went to Heaven to complain, and Nezha, in grief, committed suicide. Later, Taiyi Zhenren used a lotus flower as Nezha's body, allowing him to be reborn. Nezha caused chaos in Heaven, fought fiercely with the Queen Mother of the West, cleverly freed Jiang Ziya, sought his father on the execution ground, searched for his mother in the palace, smashed the prison cart to save Huang Feihu, destroyed Wen Zhong, raided the demon lair, broke the Flying Dragon Pass, seized the Flying Tiger Pass, fought at Mengjin, eliminated Daji, and captured King Zhou, achieving a glorious career. Through gripping and humorous plots, the book portrays Nezha as a clever, upright, witty, and brave hero, as well as the group of young heroes like Jintuo, Muzuo, Hehu, and Hongyu. The story is full of twists and turns and is deeply moving. The book has been printed 1.6 million copies and has been adapted into animations and other art forms multiple times, making it a widely popular green reading material for young readers.