[Journey to the West] The East Sea Dragoness Takes Her Turn Interfering with the Pilgrimage

Ao Ning, the Fifth Princess of the East Sea, was a notorious rebel.

As a child, believing that children should not be separated from their parents and that people of the same clan should help one another, she secretly let the Sixth Princess escape. The girl had been taken as a hostage by the North Sea in exchange for troops.

She opposed the East Sea flooding Chentang Pass.

But the power of one or two little dragons was all too insignificant. Amid a sky full of blood and cries, Nezha's body crumbled and fell into the sea.

Unable to face it all, Ao Ning left home and wandered alone for a thousand years.

She hoped a great hero would appear in the world.

Then a monkey clad in golden armor shattered every injustice. Ao Ning fell in love with him, and she didn't want him to become the very kind of person they had once hated most.

While the little dragon kept watch over Flower-Fruit Mountain, a monkey named Liu Er came looking for her. Liu Er loved her deeply and was willing to die for her. Ao Ning felt dazed. In the whirlpool of fate, feelings were so insignificant after all.

Theme: The story of a dragon's struggle