Ne Zha: The Dragon King of the Eastern Sea's Diary of Spoiling His Little Sister and Son

(This isn't a mindless slaughter-fest. It's more about making up for the original story's regrets and carrying its emotions forward. Just as the title says, this is a diary of doting on a little sister and spoiling a beloved son. The fighting won't begin until after the early tribulations.) When asked why he was using the Four Swords of Immortal Execution, belonging to the Hierarch of Heaven, to peel an apple for his little sister, Ao Guang replied with complete confidence: "How could I not peel it? What if that rough old apple skin hurts my sister's teeth!" As for his son Ao Bing, clad in the Ten-Thousand-Scale Armor, carrying the Twelve-Faced Purple-Gold Heaven-Turning Hammer, wearing the Qilin Treasure-Transforming Helmet, with the Ice Phoenix Soaring Sky Feathers on his back and an Immortal-Binding Rope around his waist, Ao Guang said quite naturally: "Other people's kids have all this, so my kid can't go without!" (The author is a devoted fan of the 'dumplings.' Some elements of the setting may differ slightly from traditional Investiture of the Gods and Primordial World lore.)