Xibo Hou Jichang returned to Xiqiao from Chao Ge, met with heavy rain in Yanshan, heard the baby crying, and was adopted as an adopted son. He was named Lei Zhenzi by Yunzhongzi and accepted as an apprentice. Lei Zhenzi is the hundredth son of Hou Jichang of Xibe nationality. In the mythical novel "Romance of the Gods", Lei Zhenzi described it like this: his face is like indigo, his hair is like cinnabar, his eyes are violent, and his teeth come out of his lips; He is 20 feet long and uses a gold bar. He is the hundredth son of King Wen Jichang and a disciple of Yunzhongzi.
Lei Zhenzi was born proud, daring to speak out, brave and chivalrous, and heroic. He is stubborn in choosing good, upright in righteousness, hateful of evil and principled in doing things. As a hero does, whoever puts filial piety first will be able to protect it by any means. Single-minded
Lei Zhenzi cut it for the prince of Wu.
Since Lei Zhenzi is the son of Xibohou, he will certainly crusade against Zhou Wang for Xibohou. Lei Zhenzi was born with infinite strength, because he has a pair of wings, so he can fly in the sky, and he also has the skills of tripterygium wilfordii, which can be said to have made great contributions to the prince of Wu. Moreover, he was very loyal to his father Xibohou and even sacrificed his life for his father.
As for whether Lei Zhenzi was deified after his death, there is no explanation in this original work, only that he was deified in the flesh in the end, from which we can see that he did not become a god, but turned it into Buhler with the deification movement of Taoism, and later the secular equated it with the image of tripterygium wilfordii.