Compared to the previous Nezha films, which one is more in line with your imagination?

I think the Nezha in Na Cha: The Descent of the Magician is more in line with my imagination.

First of all, I think that in the past, Nezha, for example, was very young, very youthful, and had a childish air about him, but you think that after all that Nezha has been through, the battle with the third prince of the Dragon King, and the flooding of the Qiantang, Nezha could not possibly have been a simple and carefree child, and that he would have grown up to have his own ideas, his own thoughts, his own considerations. He has his own ideas, his own considerations.

That's why I think the Nezha in The Devil's Maneater is more in line with what I'm thinking, because it's a story about a grown-up, mature Nezha who's more thorough, and who has the courage and determination to go all the way. That's why he is able to cry out "My destiny is mine, not God's". When I watched the movie in the cinema, I was y shocked by Ne Zha's magical appearance, and I felt that this Chinese animation movie was a great success and met the expectations.

Nezha's voice and appearance are different from those in previous TV shows and movies. The character of Ne Zha in TV dramas and movies is very well-behaved and upright, and he dares to fight against the bad, but the character of Ne Zha in Ne Zha's Descent into the World of the Demons is rebellious, disobedient, and has no friends. Although Nezha's appearance, character, and size are different from those of his predecessors, his core elements remain the same, such as the Mixed Heavenly Aya and the Qiankun Circle, and he is still the child of King Li Jing, the king of the Totas.