What is the relationship between Nezha's hot wheels and Taoist Vulcan?

The hot wheels that Nezha stepped on originated from Taoism, and his image development borrowed from the Taoist Vulcan. Hot wheels is the standard of Taoist Raytheon Department, which is equal to our current "balance car" and is a cool means of transportation. Similarly, hot wheels is also a cool flying prop for these great gods in the future.

Nezha was originally the protector of Buddhism, belonging to the thugs who promoted the prestige of my Buddha. His position in India is also quite high. He will also supervise the Buddhists, and Nezha will punish them with a diamond rod if he doesn't follow the rules of Buddhism. Later, with the introduction of Buddhism into China and the infiltration of Taoist thoughts, Nezha became the immortal of Taoism.

He stepped on hot wheels with his hand at first. For example, in some old versions of Journey to the West, Nezha held hot wheels in his hand, and as soon as the romance of ghosts and gods with Taoism as the core came out, Nezha began to step on hot wheels. Hot wheels is a typical Taoist element, and both Raytheon and Vulcan of Taoism are equipped with hot wheels.

The Taoist Vulcan is the king of Huaguang, and his hot wheels record is very detailed:

In The Journey to the West, the King of Huaguang looks like this: the fire Dan has 500 sleeves, the steam wheel steps on a pair, the fire gourd binds Shi Kuang tightly, and Li Lou drags the deposit gun. What I'm talking about here is that King Huaguang pedaled on a steam wheel, which is very handsome and eye-catching.

In the book "Searching for the Gods of the Three Religions", Huaguang Vulcan killed the Dragon King in the East China Sea, removed the evil in the water, and was given a wind wheel and a steam wheel by the Jade Emperor for his use.

The Journey to the West's novel "Journey to the West IP", with Huaguang Vulcan as the protagonist, describes the story that he rebelled against heaven and was finally appeased by the Jade Emperor. At this point, he gave up two judges, Huo Feng, and won hot wheels.

Therefore, hot wheels in Nezha is closely related to Taoist Vulcan, and the images and experiences of Nezha and Taoist Vulcan overlap.