The outline of the story of Ina's trouble at sea
A long time ago, King Li Tian of Tota was a company commander in Chentangguan, and his wife gave birth to a child named Nezha who likes martial arts. When Nezha was playing by the sea, he killed Haga and the third prince, Ao Bing, and whipped his dragon tendons. When the Dragon King of the East China Sea learned the news, he flooded Chentangguan. Nezha Jr. didn't want to implicate his parents, so he cut off his stomach, gouged out his intestines, removed his bones and returned his muscles to his parents. With the help of Lotus Leaf, Taiyi, the immortal teacher, turned herself into Nezha, the incarnation of Lotus.
This is a story that caused trouble in the sea.
Legend has it that when King Totalita was a general in Chentangguan, his wife gave birth to a meat egg. Li Tianwang thought it was an ominous thing, so he split his sword and left, but a handsome boy with a gold bracelet and a waist jumped out. This is a child prodigy who was later named Nezha. Nezha likes martial arts since childhood. One day, he was playing with children at the seaside and happened to meet a sea patrol hag. He came out to abuse the people and harm the children with the three princes of the East China Sea Dragon King. When Nezha Jr. saw this villain, he was furious, stepped forward, killed Hag and the third prince, Ao Bing, and whipped his dragon tendons.
When the Dragon King of the East China Sea heard the news, he flew into a rage and blamed Nezha's father. Then make waves and flood Chentangguan. Nezha Jr. didn't want to implicate his parents, so he cut off his stomach, gouged out his intestines, removed his bones and returned his muscles to his parents. With the help of Lotus Leaf, Taiyi, the immortal teacher, turned herself into Nezha, the incarnation of Lotus. Later, he made a scene in the East China Sea, smashed the Dragon Palace, arrested the Dragon King and killed the people. Modern people use this fairy tale to vent their resentment against the feudal supreme ruler, the Dragon King, who caused the flood. Therefore, in folk beliefs, coastal people often worship Nezha as a town water god.