A Separate Collection of Nezha Fanfiction I’ve Read 把看过的哪吒同人单独汇总

1. 1 哪 The Nezha Care Manual 哪吒饲养手册 Jiang Jiu姜玖Romance552k WordsCompleted The author's Weibo: Please, hurry up and write! Important warnings! Warnings! Warnings! This is a romance-oriented mythological derivative story, with my own interpretation of Zha. The male and female leads have completely different timelines, and the story unfolds according to the female lead's timeline. So at the beginning of Volume One, the male lead is already in his darkened state. He and the female lead are severely mismatched in how much they know, their memories, and their feelings, so i 35.4kFavorites83.4kClicks/ch19.6kGifts

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   Romance. Didn't read much. The author has two books, and I heard the second one is better, with many recommendations, but... It's completely not my cup of tea. First, the writing style is problematic; there's too much flowery language. Five hundred words enter my eyes but leave no impression on my brain, making it exhausting to read. This issue also affects the male lead. Good heavens, I've said before that I hate it when men are described as incredibly handsome, and this book is a prime example. From his scent to his aura to his weapons to his clothes to his appearance, he seems to lick him from head to toe. Every time he appears, it's like this; I'm going crazy. Then there's the character design issue. I like the sense of destiny where strangers start from scratch but find each other to be the most special person in the universe. I really dislike the past life/reincarnation trope; it makes me feel like my liking for someone from a past life is being influenced, not to mention this book's particularly enigmatic writing style. Besides, I'm not actually interested in the Spirit Pearl; I only like Nezha. The female lead's character is also problematic—gentle, normal, and without a temper. The male and female leads even have a somewhat distant, polite relationship at the beginning… Help! I prefer novels with a bit more individualistic, even slightly wicked, female lead; otherwise, the male and female leads can't have any conflict or go crazy, which is so boring… In short, I dropped it after only a dozen chapters and probably won't pick it up again. It's obvious it doesn't suit my taste; it's not my cup of tea.

2. 2 烈 [Ne Zha] A Kiss Consumed by Flames, I’m a Canary in the Celestial Palace [哪吒]烈火烬吻，我在天宫当金丝雀 Round Little Penny圆圆小钱钱Romance409k WordsOngoing Because of a jug of wine, Frost Sugar, a little fairy well past her prime, did something so outrageous that heaven and earth mourned. She committed an unforgivable offense against the God of Slaughter, the one person in all three realms she absolutely should never have offended, and deserved to be struck by five thunderbolts. Frost Sugar: Goodness, what kind of dream was that! Can a middle-aged little fairy really become the Third Prince's fangirl? A crime worthy of death! So she punished hersel 340Favorites355Clicks/ch67Gifts

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   Romance. I've read about 20 chapters. The good thing is it's a free novel, but I probably won't continue reading (facepalm). I was quite looking forward to it; the synopsis seemed like a forced love story, but when I clicked in, it turned out to be a silly, ordinary female lead with female rivalry! Yes, the protagonist is a succubus, but she's an ordinary woman, yet there's female rivalry! Countless female rivalries! Various female characters target the female lead for the sake of men! There are also tons of plots that uglify the female lead and create a beautiful male lead. This is the kind of story I hate the most. I think that Nezha RPG was like that, and there were also stories like "Bamboo Eats Panda," etc. Some older authors also liked to write these kinds of silly, ordinary female leads to promote the male lead... In short, the plot of this book is full of question marks. It's more melodramatic than anything I've read in a year (melodrama is fine, but the writing and character development can't support it)! Before clicking in, I thought it was a forced love story set in a celestial realm, but halfway through it suddenly turned into a modern-day domineering CEO novel—it was so out of character… A wealthy young master like Yang Jian, a world-renowned movie star like Nezha, a succubus female lead who's a writer of erotic novels, and a god-like relative who's taken advantage of his family's wealth… It's unlike anything I've read in the last decade. Maybe there will be a twist later, because the synopsis mentions a "wife-chasing-after-the-cremation" scenario, so it might become one of those superficially silly but internally tragic stories. After all, there are precedents for this in silly novels, so there's a chance of finding something good… But, I can't stick with this one. Goodbye for now.

3. 3 人 [Ne Zha] In a Mythical World, Win People Over with Virtue [哪吒]人在神话，以德渡人 Jing Shi Lu惊时鹿Romance299k WordsCompleted The modern supernatural romantic comedy and arranged-marriage ghost story My Fiancé Isn't Human is currently updating. This story has a very high Nezha content level. Carp spirit x lotus spirit (not really) I was reborn as the only koi in the lotus pond at Qianyuan Mountain, only to be told that my cultivation path didn't lie there. At the time, I thought being an ordinary little koi was just fine. Then one day, a sudden whirlpool at the bottom of the pond swept me and a crane into another worl 11.1kFavorites13.8kClicks/ch3kGifts

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   Romance. I finished this one. Basically, it's about Nezha and the female lead going through dungeons in Journey to the West or other derivative works featuring different versions of Nezha. The main plot revolves around the female lead's memories from several lifetimes, and the male lead is always by her side. There's also a love triangle and some chaotic situations involving Nezha and his friends. This Nezha is very thick-skinned and takes great care of the female lead, very considerate! The female lead has many clever ideas, and he always unconditionally indulges her; the two are inseparable best friends! The female lead is also an extraordinary woman. At first, the synopsis made her seem like a silly, beautiful girl, but the story reveals she has a slightly quirky sense of humor, mature values, a unique way of thinking, a thick skin, and is occasionally unreliable. She's not a good person in the traditional sense, but she's still quite nice! The male and female leads are mutually attracted, but the female lead has a somewhat escapist personality and isn't overly romantic; she's more accepting of friendship than love. Also, Nezha in this book is exceptionally handsome… not in terms of looks—descriptions of men's appearance in exaggerated ways are a minus point for me (this one also lost some points). The kind of handsomeness I like is the kind of powerful aura revealed in the details, and Nezha has that! Although I finished reading this story, I still felt it was a bit bland. The plot was quite dramatic (though I was a little confused), but the romance was so uneventful... Well, it's not exactly bland, it's just that there was no conflict, no crazy moments, no real conflict between the male and female leads, so it felt rather bland...

4. 4 哪 Nezha Says I'm His Junior Sister 哪吒说我是他师妹 Zhou Hongli周红鲤Romance159k WordsCompleted At Mount Qianyuan, Nezha the Third Lotus Prince once had a junior sister he adored. A green skirt, twin buns, and a genius for divination. Then she died all too easily, and everyone said it was retribution for the Chan Sect. Nezha tore through the Underworld and searched for her for three hundred years, but never found her. Huang Tianhua and Yang Jian no longer dared mention the girl's name in his presence. But he still couldn't forget her. Whenever he remembered her, everyone in the Chan Sect 655Favorites525Clicks/ch245Gifts

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   "Nezha Says I'm His Junior Sister" by Zhou Hongli. Romance. The pairing is Fengshen Nezha, I think. This is the Nezha fanfiction I've read so far that matches my preferences the most, and she's my favorite female lead. Her background is mysterious. On the surface, she's obedient and sweet-talking, but she's a conspiracy theorist with a terrible temper. She's arrogant, capricious, and her sharp tongue is always cutting to the bone—the mouth of a typical villain. She's also arrogant, ruthless, and fiercely competitive—a typical disciple of the Jie Sect. But before she lost her memory in her previous life, she was a disciple of the Chan Sect, Nezha's junior sister. Who knows? This clash of factions is so exciting! I like this story because it's a true love-hate relationship. Although the female lead isn't as strong as Nezha, she wins several times by using underhanded tactics, infuriating Nezha. She's also incredibly vengeful; if Nezha hits her anywhere, she'll retaliate tenfold. But that's not why I love this book the most. The real reason I love it is because I absolutely adore Nezha!! Before he thought the female lead was an imposter, he was incredibly cold-blooded and ruthless. But after discovering she was the real one, his attitude changed so quickly, he became incredibly gentle and doting! Hahaha! Moreover, Nezha had a crush on the female lead for a long time in her previous life, spoiling her like a pampered princess. However, the female lead is a bit of a cunning character. She appears obedient on the surface, but deep down she seems to dislike and be jealous of him because of her master's favoritism. She has to pretend to be gentle and magnanimous. But later, she is willing to risk her life to save him. It's hard not to love her... In short, the plot development of this book is right up my alley. It's about opposing sides, love and hate, and I love melodrama—you know what I mean. PS: The female lead isn't a complete jerk, and she doesn't cross my bottom line. She's not pushy or overly eager, which makes it really enjoyable to read! Judging from the synopsis, it seems there's some forced marriage going on later on, which makes me even more excited! This is also a Nezha who is a bit older than the female lead. The female lead doesn't understand many common sense things. After taking care of her for a long time, he subconsciously develops a strong sense of command when taking care of her. I'll say it again, the Nezha in this book is really well-developed... You can only feel that chilling strength when you're facing his enemy. It's caught up, but unfortunately a few chapters were locked. But it was really enjoyable to read, I've reached the Qian Yuan Mountain flashback chapter. I've read so many Nezha fanfics, and basically every female lead gets a sharp remark from Nezha, and most of them just forgive him and then give him a cold shoulder. This is the first time I've seen a story where a sharp tongue almost ruins the relationship, leading to Nezha's downfall. So satisfying! The female lead is definitely not a pushover, she has a temper. But this also shows how much he loves her; seeing her truly angry and hate him finally makes him panic. (Actually, aside from his sharp tongue, everything he does is for the female lead's good… hahaha, the author didn't let her easily let go just because of the omniscient perspective, I love that too!) The Qian Yuan Mountain scene in the past life really had a… magical feeling of a cheerful puppy chasing after an aloof junior sister (facepalm). If the junior sister says she likes it, then I like it too!

5. 5 三 The Third Prince’s Everyday Bowing and Scraping 三太子折腰日常 Jinjin Fusang妗妗扶桑Romance657k WordsCompleted While pursuing demons, Ziling, Lord of Penglai, was pestered by a fluttering-robed young Taoist. The young Taoist was breathtakingly handsome, peerless among men. He kept saying, “Yuxu Palace has always taken it upon itself to champion justice and save all living beings,” yet his head was full of romance, and his ulterior motives were obvious. Later, the Heavenly Emperor arranged a martial arts contest to find her a husband. The young Taoist's red robes whipped through the air, his movements fi 9.6kFavorites13.8kClicks/ch3kGifts

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   Romance. I've read ten chapters so far, and I'm really starting to lose interest. This story is like money in the trash—it's a shame not to pick it up, but picking it up is disgusting. I really loved the initial portrayal of Nezha; he was so cool, I thought I'd found a hidden gem… However, while other stories might have disgusting plots, the characters in this one are downright repulsive… especially the female lead, she's so over-the-top, it's hard to describe. The female protagonist's true form is the Queen of Penglai, who is on equal footing with the Heavenly Emperor. She descends to the mortal realm to undergo a love tribulation, becoming a mortal herself, and there she encounters Nezha. In the story's background, this Nezha seems to have been cast as a scumbag who starts a relationship and then abandons it, only to experience a heartbreaking chase after his wife in the main story (however, there's no sense of him being abused; the female lead has lost her memories of her past love tribulations, but her body still loves her without her realizing it...). In the storyline involving Nezha's tribulations, the female lead was like a maid and playmate to Nezha during his childhood. When Nezha faced misfortune, she remained steadfastly by his side. When Nezha died, she even sacrificed her own life to save him. Later, when Nezha was resurrected and fought against the Shang dynasty, the female lead accompanied him on a ten-year campaign, enduring immense hardship and even being subjected to his temper. Then, when Nezha ascended to the Investiture of the Gods, he abandoned the mortal female lead to ascend to heaven in order to become an immortal (because the female lead wouldn't become an immortal and would die of old age; this was tantamount to abandoning his wife who had shared his hardships, while he himself achieved immortality and advancement—a fact he was fully aware of. However, what was most infuriating was that the female lead showed no resentment). When he returned, the female lead was already dead… And then there was the infamous rivalry plot: a vicious female supporting character loved Nezha and plotted to kill the female lead… Furthermore, the female protagonist who regained her immortal status after undergoing tribulation in this life is also clueless, with a truly peculiar thought process! Despite being the ruler of Penglai, his method of enhancing Penglai's strength was to have his subordinate girls marry into other men, "making powerful generals bow down to Penglai's women" (original sentence), a whole bunch of marriage-obsessed people. When my best friend married Yang Jian, she told the groom, "If one day you don't like her anymore, just tell me and I'll personally come and bring her back." I was like, "What the heck?!" Why didn't she say, "If my best friend doesn't like you anymore, I hope you'll leave on your own"? As a female ruler on equal footing with the Jade Emperor, it's one thing not to think about supporting her best friend, but living such a humble life? What's even more outrageous is that another of her subordinates was groped by Huang Tianhua right at the beginning, and instead of seeking revenge, she actually thought about marrying her subordinate off to Huang Tianhua? Didn't she even care if the girl wanted to?? I'm completely speechless... You're a deity, you failed in your love tribulation, spent over a decade as a devoted follower of Nezha and were then abandoned, and you're still this love-struck? On the surface, you say you should find good homes for the girls of Penglai, but that home means finding a good man to marry?? What kind of mindset is that?? They're living perfectly well in Penglai, immortal, do they think they'll die if they don't get married? What's most irritating is that the female characters in this book are either stupid, evil, or useless people who only wait for men to rescue them (yes, that's the female lead), or spoiled wives, or infatuated girls. And the female lead's side is full of useless teammates... If it weren't for these flaws, this would actually be my favorite kind of book: the wife-chasing-after-the-crescent story and forced love. Sigh...

6. 6 哪21+ The Third Prince Nezha Raising Guide 哪吒三太子养成攻略 Qing Muyuan青木源Romance1.2M WordsCompleted 7.4kFavorites9.3kClicks/ch18kGifts

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   Romance. Currently reading it, it's alright. I particularly liked the beginning, when the female lead didn't spoil Nezha, this brat. Unfortunately, the devil is one foot taller than the saint, and Nezha sent the female lead flying. She had no choice but to submit and start humbly serving the child... Sigh, when will this life of living at the mercy of others end? The story is getting better after it goes live (it's now available for purchase). The female lead is the gentle yet somewhat ruthless type. While she's alright with Nezha, she mostly goes along with him out of fear that he might cause trouble and harm her. For example, when she sees Nezha in danger, she gets extremely anxious, but actually, she's afraid that if Nezha dies, Taiyi Zhenren will hold her accountable. For instance, when Nezha accidentally kills her once, and later asks her to retaliate, she refuses, also out of fear that if Nezha dies, Taiyi Zhenren and Li Jing will kill her. To be honest, as a protagonist-centric character, I really love this kind of female-centric plot. I really hate those inexplicably devoted male leads who fawn over them. Although the female lead is also good to Nezha, you can tell that she puts herself first, unlike some deities who fall in love at first sight even after being killed by Nezha… The most satisfying part is that the female lead doesn't want to stay in this world; she just wants to go home, hahaha, but Nezha can't live without her! Furthermore, the female lead truly possesses a mature composure and rationality. You can tell she has a temper, rather than indulging Nezha without any limits… It's more like: I smile and coax you because I'm afraid you'll hurt me; I choose to change the subject. I won't agree to anything you do that harms my interests or that I don't want to do. …A cunning adult, adept at playing cat and mouse and passing the buck—it's so satisfying! Well, on the other hand, this Nezha is really quite cute. He really acts like a little kid. When he's wronged, he snuggles up to the female lead with a cold face and acts cute. He obediently lets the female lead comb his hair. Even though pulling his hair is nothing to him, he still gently says that it hurts... He's so adorable.

7. 7 救 Help, I'm Allergic to Lotus Root! 救命，我莲藕过敏啊 A Single Mushroom花菇一朵Romance626k WordsCompleted Yu Xiaolou was an unlucky soul who transmigrated to a mythic Shang Dynasty where humans, gods, demons, and ghosts coexisted. Perhaps she was so unlucky that, when things reached their worst, fortune swung around the other way, and she was lucky enough to be taken in by a little deity who would one day wreak havoc in the seas. But that didn't mean she could live freely in another world. The little deity caught her in his hands and held on tight, forcing her to remain in this savage age that didn' 11.8kFavorites14.3kClicks/ch17.7kGifts

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   It's a romance novel. It's basically a complete adaptation of the classic Chinese mythology "Investiture of the Gods." I read thirty or forty chapters, but I couldn't take it anymore and needed a break. It's incredibly absurdly realistic; ugh, I really don't want to see scatological humor in novels. Add to that the pedantic language and the depiction of a backward lifestyle, and it really feels like living in an ancient era. It's so jarring and shocking! The most cringe-worthy part, however, was the scene where the female lead and Nezha witnessed a live beheading ritual. One second she was normal, the next she suddenly started laughing and acting crazy, looking utterly terrified. It was so awkward it gave me goosebumps... The main issue was that the description wasn't scary to me, and then she suddenly went insane. It really felt a bit neurotic... I don't think modern people would be that intolerant, considering they've seen too many gory and explicit films... But aside from the exaggerated writing style, everything else was alright. I quite liked the female lead's character; she's a beautiful dance student... It's just that there were too many descriptions of her cooking, making her seem like Nezha's nanny. Although I haven't seen the plot yet, I really like the sinister character design of Nezha in the later stages of the story. I think that taking things by force is a good thing, and I will continue to watch it.

8. 8 刷 I Maxed Out Nezha's Favorability, Then Got Sacrificed [Investiture of the Gods + RPG] 刷爆哪吒好感后被祭天了[封神+rpg] I Don't Want to Be the Pigeon King不想当鸽王Romance521k WordsOngoing What? The Commandant's Residence has been infiltrated by monsters like a sieve, and Nezha is trapped in a desperate situation? (This entire story is written in second person, so proceed at your own risk.) You grab a huge iron pot and clobber the monsters with it. [The demon has been slain. You gained 1,000 EXP. 600 EXP remaining until your next level-up.] You hoist the pot onto your shoulder, turn around, and strike an incredibly cool pose. "Don't worry. These monsters are no big deal. I'll pro 3.4kFavorites4kClicks/ch2kGifts

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   It's a romance novel. It's passable, its strengths being the novel theme, the RPG elements and game cheats are decent, and the dungeon storylines are also acceptable. The downsides are that it features another silly, simply heroine who's bewitched by beauty and gives everything, and another aloof, cold, and sharp-tongued male lead. The first playthrough features a rather ordinary-looking heroine; both her behavior and appearance seem designed to make the hero more memorable. Help! Seriously, aside from the author's bias, I really don't understand how the female lead, as if brainwashed, suddenly and inexplicably starts sacrificing herself for the male lead without any transition. Although the synopsis seems to suggest a tragic revenge plot, my trust in the female lead is already zero. She'll probably just torment the male lead a couple of times and then suddenly become cold and distant, like washing his underwear, or she'll realize there's a misunderstanding and that the male lead didn't kill her intentionally, and then kiss him again… I'll probably reread it later if I'm ever in a reading slump... After all, the plot and battles are pretty good, and I can look forward to the later revenge scenes where the female lead turns the tables and torments the male lead. Maybe, just in case, it's not what I expect, and she doesn't hold back and really does get her revenge...

9. 9 莲 [Ne Zha] Lotus Roots and Peaches [哪吒]莲藕与桃子 The Wandering Raccoon流浪的狸猫Romance343k WordsCompleted After transmigrating, Jiang Tao found herself in the Yin-Shang era, reborn as a young attendant under Shi Ji Niangniang named Bi Yun. Woohoo! She died young in her previous life, but in this one she got to be an immortal cultivator. What a thrill! There was just something familiar about the name. Jiang Tao racked her brains and finally remembered: she seemed to be a disposable character in Investiture of the Gods, shot through the throat by Nezha with a Sky-Shaking Arrow. An entirely untimely 3.7kFavorites4.3kClicks/ch1.1kGifts

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   Romance. Paired with Nezha. I feel that Nezha's appearance should be more like that of the demon child Zha, but the plot also incorporates elements of the Investiture of the Gods, so this Nezha is pretty crazy. Unfortunately, it's a book that's hard to describe. After reading seventeen chapters, I just couldn't take it anymore. The female lead made me cringe with stupidity; it's hard to imagine that she's a 25-year-old adult civil servant who transmigrated from the modern era. The female lead is constantly threatened and coerced by the male lead. Once, when the female lead was doing a mission, she needed to collect monster skulls. The male lead killed the monsters for her, but he didn't cut off their heads. To get revenge on her for calling out someone else's name in her dream (actually the name of the female lead's doll from her past life), he coldly mocked and forced her to cut off the monster's head herself. The female lead was too scared, trembling, her eyes red, her legs weak, and she stumbled after taking five steps. She couldn't cut it off, so she finally went along with the male lead's wishes and started begging him. Only then did the male lead reluctantly and arrogantly cut off the monster's head for her... Good heavens, it made my fists hard. I hate being threatened the most, and the female lead was so humble and subservient. Her natural servility and inferior "self-awareness" were not like those of a modern person. Furthermore, the portrayal of Nezha is exactly the kind of old-fashioned, sadistic male protagonist I hate most. There's no coercion of love, only possessiveness and abuse. If you go along with him, things are barely peaceful; if you make him unhappy, he'll make the female lead ten times more unhappy… Of course, I haven't watched much yet, after all, it's Nezha, so it shouldn't get that bad later on… But even if there are foreshadowing elements, I don't want to continue watching.

10. 10 捡 [Ne Zha] I Picked Up a God of Death as My Child Groom [哪吒]捡个杀神当童养夫 Lin Ye Meow临也喵Romance615k WordsOngoing Coming soon: Open Up, I'm Stealing the Spirit Pearl. Western dragon x Eastern Lotus-Bully Nezha. Please add it to your reading list! - Fu Qing runs away from her arranged marriage, fleeing the Demon Realm for the human world to travel and enjoy herself. What a wonderful life. She gets herself into a pile of romantic entanglements and even picks up an especially beautiful human child. Fu Qing pokes his cheek. "Nezha, call me Big Sis~" Nezha, expression cold: "...Witch." Oh, so you're a proud li 1.4kFavorites1kClicks/ch767Gifts

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    Romance. This is the first time I've seen a story that explicitly states the male lead is Hei Shenzha. Hei Shenzha does indeed have such a great face. The female lead's character description and the melodramatic plot are also very much to my liking! Unfortunately, after reading ten chapters, I couldn't take it anymore. Feeling frustrated, I also got a strong sense of déjà vu! This female lead… isn't she exactly my ideal male lead in romance novels? Just switch genders, and she's my favorite simp male lead trope! He would unconditionally help the female lead even at the cost of his own interests. He was tough on the outside but soft on the inside. Even if the female lead was wary of him, he would still try to put her at ease. He would be abused a thousand times but treat her like his first love. He even promised to let her kill him. No matter how many times she ran away, he would catch her and serve her and treat her like royalty. This is how it is supposed to be. For example, One second Nezha was about to assassinate the female lead: Monster, I'll kill you! The next second, the female lead: (slightly annoyed, then immediately kisses him again) Can I call you Nezha? ... What are you after? You've only just met Nezha, right? Did he save your life in his past life? ... I don't want to be immersed in a simply admiring male leads when reading romance novels! When will this trend of female leads inexplicably giving their all to male leads just because the author has a soft spot for them...? I hate simp protagonists... It's so cheesy that I didn't even get to the sweet plot in the synopsis... Maybe I'll pick it up again when I'm out of other books to read.

11. 11 身21+ As the White Moonlight Killed by Nezha 身为被哪吒杀死的白月光 Zhe Zhongyue折中月Romance398k WordsCompleted 898Favorites638Clicks/ch205Gifts

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    It's a romance novel. I've only read a dozen or so chapters. I like the female lead's character and the melodramatic plot, but the writing is really hard to describe, and the plot that drives the romance is pitifully barren, always using the same formula... But thankfully, the female lead isn't a simp so far, and there aren't any other major flaws. If you're not too picky, you can give it a try. I'll continue reading when I'm out of other books to read.

12. 12 我 [Ne Zha] I Borrowed the Third Prince to Survive a Trial of Love [哪吒]我借三太子渡情劫 Yue Cen越梣Romance407k WordsCompleted Yuan Chu remembered. It had been more than three hundred years since she transmigrated into this mythic ancient world, where gods and demons were everywhere. It had taken only three hundred years to go from an immortal-cultivation prodigy miles ahead of the rest to a repeat student in the immortal realm, still unable to overcome her tribulation of love. Over the years, she had no idea how many jade bricks in the Matchmaker’s temple had been bought with her bribes. Matchmaker: “I have a plan!” 16.2kFavorites13.6kClicks/ch19.2kGifts

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    Romance. Nezha (boy/girl) story. Currently updated to chapter 18, I've caught up, and I'm waiting for more chapters to be released. It's a great read. I rarely read fanfiction of Eastern mythology, but this one was a pleasant surprise. After reading this, I started frantically searching for all sorts of Nezha fanfiction. The tragic yet obsessive male lead really appeals to my sensibilities. The female protagonist, a modern woman, transmigrates to ancient times to cultivate immortality. She has an open-minded personality and lacks the will to survive because she is going through a love tribulation. She is a sickly, beautiful, and tragic female protagonist with self-destructive tendencies. She has the physique of a Tang Monk from Chaoge. Nezha's possessiveness and protectiveness towards the female protagonist are off the charts. Even in the pure friendship stage during her childhood, he is already very exclusive. I can't imagine how wonderful he would be in his adult form. The plot is also a favorite of those who love tragic and melodramatic stories. The female lead is always targeted by various malicious and ill-intentioned monsters. Judging from the current development, it seems that the female lead will be sacrificed to cause Nezha to cause trouble in the East Sea. This Nezha has a terrible temper and personality; if he dares to threaten the female lead, he'll cut her into a bloody mist without hesitation. As for the female lead… it seems to be a mutual attraction? She's very kind and cares deeply for Nezha, but she seems to have a "can't fall in love" buff, but it's uncertain whether this buff will work on Nezha… it's worrying. Jpg Personally, I prefer female leads who don't fall in love too early...

13. 13 穿 Reincarnated as the Third Holy Mother, Causing Trouble Everywhere with Nezha 穿成三圣母后跟哪吒四处添乱 Spring Rain, Awakening of Insects春雨惊蛰Romance925k WordsCompleted [The official version is on Jinjiang. Writing is hard, so please support the original.] Yang Chan was a little freeloader who knew nothing but how to wheedle people, but after her family was destroyed, she was forced to grow up. Hunted by her enemies, she hides in a cave and decides to take revenge. She’ll kill the first person who finds her, then start with him and kill everyone in Heaven. But the first person she meets is Nezha. Nezha binds her with the Red Armillary Sash and carries her on 20.5kFavorites24.6kClicks/ch13.9kGifts

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    It's a romance novel. It expands on the themes of the prehistoric era, Nezha's battle with the Dragon King, and the Investiture of the Gods. It's a very long story, with Nezha as the main couple (a bold double love sign). I read a little over halfway through before the two of them confessed their feelings and got together, so I dropped it. It's more of an ensemble piece, with many side couples, all of whom, as far as I can tell, ended badly. The stories are all well-written, but the side couples' storylines are increasingly tragic. However, I'm the type of author who can accept a story as long as the main couple doesn't have a tragic ending. I still prefer the earlier parts, when Nezha takes the initiative. I dropped the show in the middle because Nezha was so clueless that I had to wait for the female lead to take the initiative (although he's clueless, he loves her so much, he just doesn't understand). The female lead has a special ability, and I don't think she suffers much. There are quite a few supporting characters who are impossible to communicate with and don't speak like human beings; it makes you want to destroy the world.

14. 14 被 [Journey to the West] After the Corrupted Nezha Clung to Me [西游]被黑化哪吒缠上后 Little Big Dipper Bear北斗小熊Romance296k WordsCompleted Check out my upcoming story: Dating Nezha Bai Yuan had been timid all her life. The one time she found the courage to be brave, it cost her her life. Fortunately, Heaven took pity on her and gave her a second chance. She became a beautiful immortal bird, beloved by many goddesses, especially the fairy Fuyu. But the expert in love, Fairy Fuyu, suddenly suffered a romantic disaster. A male immortal she'd flirted with turned evil, kidnapped her to the mortal realm, and dragged poor Bai Yuan alo 11.7kFavorites17.3kClicks/ch6.8kGifts

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    Romance. Mainly based on Journey to the West, with Nezha as the main couple. I've finished this one. The female lead is a gentle, kind, and beautiful woman who completely captivates Nezha. She has several unrequited loves. She has zero fighting ability and is quite timid in the early stages, often frightened by Nezha. Due to her past life and various reasons, she has no interest in romance and is somewhat afraid of men (not really). Nezha pursues her with great difficulty, repeatedly rejected, relying entirely on relentless pursuit and coercion, but he never truly goes against her wishes. This Nezha has a subtle older-than-life feel... Because he's lived a long time and knows a lot... But sometimes he's also quite childish and willful. However, Nezha is like two different people before and after; the later Nezha, after finding the right path and falling in love, becomes frighteningly gentle. But whether in his dark or gentle phase, Nezha is very clingy... There seems to be an "what if" scenario, but I haven't seen it yet. Also, the female lead is the type with a strong sense of boundaries and propriety, which I really like. After all, my only pet peeves are that I hate it when the protagonist takes the initiative...

15. 15 赘 The Live-in Husband, an Immortal Lotus Root, Is Actually the God of Slaughter Nezha?! 赘婿藕精竟是杀神哪吒?! Tan Qing探青Romance216k WordsCompleted You Su Qianqian is the only daughter of the Fox King of Ten Thousand Years. She commands a fortune of millions and tens of thousands of demon soldiers, and her only daily concern is which hairpin and jewelry go with her skirt. But then she had a dream. In the dream, her father died suddenly. Unable to reclaim her family’s wealth, she could only take the hideously ugly Bull Demon King as her husband in hopes of protection. But she ended up in the hands of the monk Tang on his pilgrimage, and met 7.1kFavorites7.5kClicks/ch3.9kGifts

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    Romance. I finished this one. It's mainly a fanfiction of Investiture of the Gods and Journey to the West, with Nezha as the main character. Click to see a crazy, obsessive, and domineering Nezha. The arrows are super thick, so thick they're out of character. He'll be obsessed with her, crazy about her, and even bang his head against a wall for her... But it's really satisfying to read! The only downside is that Nezha only regains his memories near the end, which diminishes the overall enjoyment. The female lead, a stunning beauty with a revenge plot, has her own growth arc and is somewhat like a dog trainer to control the male lead—she just does whatever he tells her to do. The two are essentially dependent on each other. It ended rather poorly, with many plot points and mysteries left unresolved.

16. 16 天 [Ne Zha] Born Rebellious [哪吒]天生反骨 Weilan Lan未蓝澜Romance321k WordsCompleted Nezha was born rebellious and fiercely independent. Who would have thought that even among his sworn enemies, the East Sea Dragon Clan, there would be someone with a temperament just like his? "A dragon demon from the East Sea Dragon Clan." Nezha composed himself and looked at Ao Ling with cool detachment. The little dragon princess smiled sweetly and obediently. "I'm a d 6.4kFavorites10.9kClicks/ch1.1kGifts

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    It's a romance novel, mainly about Nezha causing havoc in the sea, with Nezha as the main couple. I finished reading this one, and it was good. The first ten or so chapters were a bit frustrating; the female lead was too delicate. It felt like the love-hate relationship described in the synopsis was just the male lead unilaterally dominating. The male lead was both sharp-tongued and ruthless, but later it turned out he was all bark and no bite, loving without realizing it. The more ruthless he was at the beginning, the more he loved later, completely different people. The female lead, on the other hand, was all talk and no action, actually very decisive, and several times she really did kill, showing no mercy to others or herself. He's a possessive, love-starved character who's extremely attached to the female lead. He's perfect as long as she's agreeable, and a demon if she tries to leave him. In this love triangle, the female lead always holds the upper hand, while the male lead is constantly anxious and insecure. The writing and plot are both excellent, with plenty of heart-wrenching moments, dramatic twists and turns, and numerous large-scale scenes. It's truly a case of mutual redemption. For the first ten or so chapters, I was so angry with the male lead that I wanted him to die and didn't want to redeem him at all. But then, as the plot progressed, I changed my mind, and he really is a good person... The female lead's feelings weren't as strong as his. She's ruthless and passive, and she didn't fall for him in the early stages, which is why I was able to stick with it in the beginning. Later, after experiencing a major change and having a profound realization, she also becomes a cynical, indifferent, and apathetic type. She only falls for Nezha because he takes the initiative. The female lead is beautiful but tragically pitiful. She's not exactly strong, though she does have some kind of cheat code, but she always seems to run into some mishap at the last minute, requiring the male lead to heroically save her. She's a bit of a liability. But the female lead's tragedy is truly immense, as are the male and female leads. The male lead dies first, then the female lead dies; and even after the male lead dies, only the female lead's life can save him. Once he's alive, he goes completely insane. The plot is full of killings and torture, a real treat for those who enjoy this kind of story. I didn't like the female lead much at first, because I felt she was always getting the short end of the stick. But later I really liked her. For example, when she found out that she was Nezha's companion spirit pearl and that only her life could save him, her first reaction wasn't that it was great that she could save the male lead, but that she felt that her life was just a backdrop for someone else and that she was unwilling to accept it. To summarize the romance: The male lead, unaware of his own lack of love, initially restricts, coerces, and even harms the female lead. Later, he realizes his true feelings, experiences significant personal upheaval, and, for the sake of the female lead, completely breaks with his family. The female lead, also alienated from everyone, finds herself truly dependent on each other. I love this kind of exclusive, mutually exclusive relationship where only they are important! Happy ending! Perfect!

17. 17 与 A Grudge Against the Third Prince 与三太子有仇 Xia Zhina夏之纳Romance535k WordsOngoing "Have you heard of the Qiankun Bow?" "The one Nezha shot at King Zhou's head?" "That's from the cartoon." The Qiankun Bow, also known as the Xuanyuan Bow, was used by the Yellow Emperor in ancient times to shoot three arrows through Chiyou's heart, killing him. It was kept in Chentang Pass. Nezha was the son of Li Jing, the commander of Chentang Pass at the time. One day, while playing in his own garden, he spotted a bow and arrows displayed on a weapons rack. Somehow, the Qiankun Bow took a li 5kFavorites12.8kClicks/ch4.6kGifts

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    It's a romance novel. The main couple is somewhat similar to Nezha from the TV series "Nezha Conquers the Dragon King," but not quite like Nezha from "Investiture of the Gods." I've read about a third of it. Nezha is a rather simple, upright character who doesn't understand emotions. He lacks anything like gloomy or obsessive, which makes it a bit boring. The plot development is also boring. This is a huge pitfall, and the author updates only once a year. I quite like the female lead's character; although weak and unlucky, she has a carefree, indifferent attitude. Unfortunately, the male and female leads are both emotionless and dull, making their interactions completely lack passion and sexual tension. Adding to this, the female lead's entire sect was wiped out by Nezha and his group, and instead of seeking revenge, she falls in love with him at first sight, which hits my sore spot. I hate simp female leads… Yes, I'm also very curious how a female lead with such detached emotions could fall in love at first sight. Besides the author's deus ex machina, I can't think of any other reason… However, the good thing about the female lead is that although she falls in love at first sight, she seems to like the version of herself who loves others more than Nezha. Because she hasn't experienced human emotions for thousands of years, her sudden realization of her love is shocking and utterly insane (not entirely devoid of them).

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