Jiang Xun wrote about Nezha in the Loneliness Six Lectures. He said, 'I remember when I was young, I read that Nezha returned his physical body to his parents, turning into a ghost, and finally found something unrelated to his parents as a physical support. I vaguely felt that it was the betrayal I most wanted to do at that time. I didn't want to have blood, blood was a huge burden and constraint on me.'. Parents are our biggest original sin, a debt that we cannot repay in our lifetime, that is, we owe him flesh and blood. Therefore, when the novel describes Nezha cutting his bones to return his father, and cutting his flesh to return his mother, it will bring such a great shock to readers. However, this character has been controversial in the past, and people dare not discuss him because under the premise of filial piety, he is a lonely runaway.
