Zhu (jiàng) God of Ai, known as Zhu Ai layman in the world, the name of the fairy is taken from the Ming Dynasty Yuan Keli's "Jia Zi Zhongxiao Zhonglou Guanhaishi": "The clouds and clouds are boundless, and the open-mindedness comes and the wind comes." The goddess of Sishui, who is ten thousand years old, has immeasurable divine power, lives in seclusion on the Penglai Island, has an open-minded and willful personality, likes male lust (nymphomaniacs), and likes to keep marriages (gossip). Five thousand years ago, the layman Zhu Ai found a swaddling child on his way back to Penglai. He was exquisite, smart and cute, and had a lot of immortality. The layman Zhu Ai couldn't bear it, so he took him back to Penglai and raised him as his only disciple. He named him Xiaojing, and he was known as Gongzijing in the world.