Wait, You’re Saying I Tied a Red Thread to Nezha?

The male lead is, of course, our beloved Third Prince. He's a little tsundere and stubborn in the early chapters. Even if the sky fell, our Third Prince would hold it up with his mouth. Later on, he occasionally gives off a slightly dark, obsessive vibe, but very rarely. Most of the time, he's still our sunny, cheerful little prince.

The heroine, Lin Wan, is an eighteen-year-old girl living in the spiritually barren 21st century. For some reason, it seems she's been cursed with bad luck for all eighteen years of her life. Anyone who likes her, or whom she likes, always reveals some sort of major turnoff within a week. Suspecting something nasty has latched onto her, Lin Wan reluctantly visits Golden Light Cave. She prays before Nezha's statue to be rid of whatever is plaguing her and, if possible, to be granted a good match.

But as soon as she finishes speaking, a bolt of lightning strikes her on the head.

And just like that, Lin Wan somehow transmigrates to a mythical world millions of years in the past. She joins the Monkey King in wreaking havoc in Heaven, and now she even has to take Nezha and Yang Jian on a journey to fetch the scriptures?

In Heaven, everyone says, “Nezha, could you stop hanging around the pilgrims? If you're so capable, why don't you bring the scriptures back yourself?”

Nezha turns around. “You think I don't want to? When will that stupid scripture-fetching trip finally be over!”

P.S. This story involves transmigration. I mainly wrote it because I love reading stories about the Third Prince, and when I ran out of books, I had to write one myself.