Conferred God Great Heavenly King

The king of heaven suppresses the tigers of the earth, and the pagoda suppresses the river monsters. A different Great Heavenly King Li Jing interprets a different eternal myth. Chinese name Li Jing Foreign name Li Jing Other names: King of Tota Mythology system Chinese mythology system Belongs to folk mythology residence heaven Commander Tiangong Guards Symbol: Linglong Relic Golden Pagoda Spouse Mrs. Yin Children Li Jinzha, Li Muzha, Li Nezha Li Jing, who appeared in the classical mythological novels "The Romance of the Gods", "Journey to the West", etc., Lived in Chentangguan and was the commander-in-chief of Chentangguan in the late Shang Dynasty. He had three sons, namely Jin Zha, Muzha and Nezha. Later, he practiced Taoism and became an immortal, and was promoted to the immortal class. Because the exquisite pagoda is often held in his left hand, he is also known as the "Pagoda Li Tianwang". He is a famous Taoist protector and the father of Marshal Nezha of Zhongtan. He assisted King Wu to conquer Yin and later became an immortal. His image characteristics are: wearing armor, wearing a golden-winged black crown, holding a tower in his left hand, holding a trident in his right hand, and can also use a sword. Nezha caused trouble in the sea and brutally killed the "Third Prince of the Dragon King", the third son of the Dragon King of the East China Sea. In order to calm the matter, Li Jing forced Nezha to commit suicide, and later prevented Nezha from being resurrected using a secret method. Later, with the help of Taiyi Zhenren, Nezha transformed himself into a lotus body and sought revenge from Li Jing. Li Jing was defeated. Fortunately, he met a Taoist named Randeng who gave him a golden pagoda (Linglong Pagoda) with relics and trapped Nezha in the pagoda. He was captured by the blazing light of the Buddha. The father and son reconciled and resolved their previous enemies, so they called him the King of Tota Li. Luo Xuan burned Xiqi, was attacked by Princess Longji, and was killed by Li Jing on the way to escape. Other than that, there are no records. The four men, father and son, made a lot of contributions in supporting Zhou and destroying Zhou. In the end, King Zhou burned himself in Zhaixing Tower, the Shang Dynasty was destroyed, King Wu of Zhou ascended the throne, and Li Jing and his son, Yang Jian and other seven people became saints together. Legends in the Fujian and Taiwan areas believe that the Jade Emperor decreed that Li Jing was granted the title of King of Tota, one of the four heavenly kings of the Lingxiao Palace, Jin Zha was granted the title of Grand Prince, Muzha was granted the title of Second Prince, and Nezha was granted the title of Marshal of the Middle Altar. He commanded the five battalions in the southeast, northwest, central and external areas and all the divine soldiers and generals to guard the central furnace. The eldest son Jin Zha studied under Manjusri Guangfa Tianzun in Yunxiao Cave in Wulong Mountain; the second son Mu Zha studied under Puxian Zhenren in Baihe Cave in Jiugong Mountain; and the third son Nezha's master was Taiyi Zhenren. The above is the story of Li Jing and Nezha, father and son, recorded in "The List of Gods" and "The Encyclopedia of Searching Gods of Three Religions". Prince Jin Zha's Christmas is on the 15th day of the 10th lunar month, Prince Muzha's Christmas is on the 8th day of the fourth lunar month, and the Ascension Day for the three princes should all be on the sixth day of June. Because they were all sanctified in the flesh, they should have ascended to become gods on the sixth day of the sixth lunar month, the day when gods are consecrated. In Fengshenyanyi: The eldest prince, holding a sword, riding a horse, drinking tea and reading poetry and books. The second prince holds a golden mallet, rides on a scavenger (a beast that resembles a tiger, also known as ten different), is good at chess and wine tasting. The third prince holds a fire-pointed spear, rides a hot wheel, and likes gyro marbles, etc.

Novels about the ancient gods. The time-travel story of Nezha's father, Li Jing, is pretty good, but the number of words is a little short! Two-star recommendation ★★☆☆☆

The writing is very good, the plot is also very good, the protagonist is invincible, but it is too short. It is said that the author no longer writes. It is no wonder that the two books he has published have failed. It is a pity that the writing style and creativity are not bad. I can only blame the competition in the online literary world for being too fierce.

This book is good at the beginning, but something is different at the end - the author Jun's new book has expectations and worries