Nezha, You Are My Prisoner

Two powerful leads. A godlike figure who looks righteous and radiant on the outside but is a dangerous, unhinged magnet for scum within; and a little dragon whose fearsome exterior hides a tender heart. An ensemble of monsters, a little angst to spice things up. Bingbing is a bit of a jerk early on, but turns out to be a good guy later, and he absolutely dotes on our Zha Zha. After all, Bing is my favorite. But our Zha Zha attracts toxic men, so other twisted characters will fall for him too. This is a fairy tale, and the villains keep getting redeemed.

During a campaign against the aquatic tribes, Nezha severed a little dragon’s tendon.

Moved by compassion, he spared the dragon. He never expected the little one to be the Third Prince of the East Sea Dragon Palace.

That moment of softness led to the greatest defeat of his life, and he became the little dragon’s prisoner.

As Nezha struggles to escape, he gradually falls for the dragon. But just as he finally understands his own feelings, the little dragon’s life is once again hanging by a thread because his tendon has been severed.