[Nezha Reborn] No One Can Resist Nezha

[Anyone who has seen Nezha Reborn knows that Li Yunxiang and Nezha can't really be considered the same person. But from a certain point of view, if you insist on saying they're the same person, you could just about make it work. So the love interest is Schrodinger's two people or one person.]

[Enter at your own risk if this bothers you!!]

I transmigrated. Maybe it was because in my previous life I was always doing good deeds and helping others, but I transmigrated into a Divine Beast: Di Ting.

That's right, the Divine Beast who serves beside Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva.

I became a Divine Beast from the start, and I seemed to have some serious backing. I was very satisfied.

I looked at the wife of the Chentang Pass commander, who had been pregnant for three years, and figured I must have transmigrated into Investiture of the Gods. After all, Nezha was already around.

Blinded by the nostalgia of my childhood memories of “It's him, it's him,” I paid special attention to the “young hero,” little Nezha.

But this kid was just a tiny bit different from the one I'd imagined?

Later, two monkeys went to Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva and asked him to tell the real one from the fake. Looking at the familiar scene before me, I revised my worldview to Journey to the West meets Investiture of the Gods.

Then, later still, Heaven descended into chaos, and I was dumbstruck.

The magical powers I'd cultivated for thousands of years were stripped away, my powerful backer Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva had disappeared, Sun Wukong was gone too, and even Nezha, who had already taken his own life, had quietly vanished with his soul to who knows where.

I looked at the chaotic mess, smiled calmly, and decided to sleep for a few hundred years first.

I thought that when I woke up, things would have changed somehow

Ah, they had changed, but what's with this East Asian modern cyberpunk aesthetic? Wasn't this world supposed to have an ancient setting?

●CP: Nezha/Li Yunxiang x Shan Ling (Di Ting)

Theme: Education and growth