Tomb Raiding from the Start: Nezha Becomes King of the Tomb

[Feel-good power fantasy + beloved by all + the iron triangle + Nezha] As Nezha fought the heavenly tribulation, space suddenly tore open, and he plunged straight into an ancient tomb. One shot killed the blood corpse. Nezha: What the heck is this place? It’s even more run-down than the jail in Chentang Pass. When faced with a black-haired rice dumpling, he casually waved his hand and burned it to ashes with the Samadhi True Fire, leaving everyone dumbfounded. Nezha: Did you all come digging for treasure in this graveyard? Wu Sansheng: We’re archaeologists. Nezha: So, you’re just digging up people’s graves? Boring. Wu Sansheng: ... The passage ended in a dead end. Nezha said, “Aren’t roads made to be punched through?” One punch opened a hole. Everyone: !!!!!! Wang Pangzi: Young master, can you teach me that wall-breaking punch? I’ll become your disciple. I’ll serve tea, carry water, and kowtow, whatever you want. Nezha: You? Your bones are too brittle. One punch and you’d fall apart. Wang Pangzi: ... The ancient tomb was full of dangers, but Nezha dealt with them all with ease. He had a staring contest with the blue-eyed fox corpse, tore apart the nine-headed snake cypress, and complained as he went. He gave the banshee a landlady’s hairstyle, swung the sea monkeys around like meteor hammers, and accidentally made two of them collide mouth-to-mouth. At the Heavenly Palace, he climbed onto the humanoid birds and tamed them until they meekly acknowledged him as their boss. Nezha seemed invincible, with no weaknesses. But in the dead of night, he still felt uneasy. He... wanted to go home.