After transmigrating into the body of the Jade Rat Spirit, I became Nezha's adopted sister.

After a moment, he shook his head.

"You just tried to kill me," he said seriously. "If I weren't strong, you would have beaten me to death. You bully children, you're unreasonable, I don't like you."

Ao Bing's pupils constricted sharply: "W-what do you want to do...?"

"It's a cramp," Nezha said matter-of-factly, gripping a part of the dragon's body tightly.

"Ahhhhhh!" Ao Bing's scream echoed through the sky.

With a flick of his small hand, Nezha pulled out a crystal-clear dragon tendon from the dragon's body, which gleamed faintly in the sunlight.

"Wow, it's so beautiful." His eyes lit up, and he held the dragon tendon up to the sunlight.

Bai Yeying couldn't help but chuckle as she watched. No wonder he's her husband; after pulling her tendons, his first reaction was, "Wow, she's so beautiful!"

Ao Bing lay sprawled on the ground, lifeless. He was still alive; dragons possessed immense vitality, but with his dragon tendons pulled out, a thousand years of cultivation had been destroyed in an instant, and he would never be able to recover in this lifetime.

Nezha retracted his dragon tendons, jumped off the dragon's head, ran to Bai Yeying, and looked up at her: "Am I amazing?"

Bai Yeying squatted down, wiped the dragon blood splattered on his face with her sleeve, and laughed, "Impressive."

"Even better than you?" he pressed.

"You're a little worse than me, but you're still young, you'll definitely surpass me in the future."

Nezha nodded, satisfied with the answer.

"Go back?"

"Wait a minute," Nezha suddenly said, turning around and walking towards the dying dragon.

When Ao Bing saw him coming, he trembled all over, but he didn't even have the strength to run away.

Nezha stood in front of him, looked down at him for a while, and suddenly raised his little foot and stepped on his dragon face.

"I've got it." He spoke, his voice not loud, but clearly reaching Ao Bing's ears. "My name is Nezha. From now on, if you see me, go around me. If you dare to bully anyone again, I won't just give you a cramp."

After saying that, he turned and left, skipping and hopping back to Bai Yeying's side with a smile on his face.

Bai Yeying couldn't help but laugh when she saw his "I had a lot of fun today" expression.

On the way back, Nezha held the dragon tendon high and examined it repeatedly in the sunlight.

The dragon tendon gleamed faintly in his hand, and one could vaguely see the flowing golden patterns.

That was the mark left by the bloodline of a true dragon, the essence of a thousand years of cultivation, which was now held in the palm of a child, as if he had obtained a novel toy.

"It looks good." He nodded in satisfaction, tucked the dragon tendon into his clothes, and looked up at Bai Yeying. "Do you know how to weave things? Help me weave it into a belt."

Bai Yeying looked down at him. The little guy was looking up, his phoenix eyes full of self-righteousness, completely unaware of the earth-shattering thing he had just done.

She couldn't help but chuckle: "Okay, I'll make it up for you later."

Nezha nodded, then added, "Make it look nice."

Bai Yeying looked at his arrogant demeanor and secretly found it amusing.

He's always been like this since he was little, so arrogant.

The two walked back one after the other. Nezha walked slowly, so Bai Yeying slowed down to wait for him.

As they walked, Nezha suddenly spoke up: "Why didn't you attack just now?"

"Um?"

"That long snake, you could clearly beat him, why did you make me do it?"

Bai Yeying thought for a moment and said seriously, "Because that's your favor, not my favor."

Nezha paused for a moment, a thoughtful look on his little face.

"Besides," Bai Yeying bent down to look him in the eye, a smile playing on her lips, "I want to see how amazing the future Third Prince was when he was a child."

Nezha felt a little uncomfortable under her gaze, looked away, and said in a stiff tone, "Now you see?"

"I saw it." Bai Yeying nodded, reaching out to rub his little head. "Very impressive."

Nezha's ears turned slightly red. He turned his face away, walked quickly forward, then stopped after a few steps, asking without turning back, "What did you mean by 'the future Third Prince'?"

Bai Yeying smiled and followed, "It's nothing. I just feel that you'll definitely be amazing in the future."

"Of course," Nezha said matter-of-factly, then, remembering something, glanced at her and said, "You're not bad either."

"Oh?"

"That move you just made," Nezha gestured, "was pretty good at sending those shrimp soldiers and crab generals flying."

Bai Yeying chuckled. This little guy, even when praising someone, he's so proud and aloof.

"Not bad?" she deliberately dragged out her words. "I'm a proper Heavenly Patrol Lord, a third-rank celestial official in the Heavenly Court, and all you say is 'not bad'?"

Nezha paused, turned to look at her, and asked with curiosity in his phoenix eyes, "Are you an official of the Heavenly Court?"

"Yes," Bai Yeying nodded, "They are specifically responsible for patrolling the lower realm and dealing with demons and monsters."

Nezha looked at her thoughtfully for a while, then suddenly asked, "Then can you beat my master?"

Bai Yeying was amused by his question. Why does this little guy always compare people to his master?

"Master Taiyi..." she thought for a moment, then said seriously, "I can't beat him. He's your master, and he's a Great Luo Golden Immortal. I've only been cultivating for a short time, how can I compare to him?"

Nezha let out an "oh," his little face showing a hint of disappointment, but it quickly brightened again: "Then I'll let you know when I've hit it later."

Bai Yeying was stunned for a moment, then couldn't help but laugh out loud: "Okay, let me know when you've hit it."

As they talked, they unknowingly walked out of the beach area and through a grove of trees, where the outlines of houses could be vaguely seen ahead.

"We're almost home," Nezha said.

Bai Yeying paused slightly. She suddenly realized something.

She's appeared out of nowhere; how am I supposed to explain this to Nezha's family?

"Um," she called to Nezha, "what will you say if your family asks about me?"

Nezha turned to look at her and said matter-of-factly, "I told you you're a deity who helped me just now."

"Will they believe it?"

"If you don't believe me, then don't believe me," Nezha said nonchalantly. "What does it have to do with me?"

Bai Yeying: "..............." This child really does things his own way.

She thought for a moment, then suddenly had a brilliant idea: "Here's what I'll do, I'll turn back into my original form and hide in your arms. You can go back and do whatever you need to do, just don't let anyone find out about me."

Nezha frowned: "Why are you hiding?"

"Because your family won't want to see a woman of unknown origin following you home," Bai Yeying explained patiently. "They'll ask all sorts of questions, which will be a hassle. Why don't you go back first, and I'll go with you?"

Nezha thought for a moment and nodded: "Alright."

As soon as she finished speaking, Bai Yeying was enveloped in a flash of white light, transforming into a palm-sized silver-white fur ball. In a few moments, she darted into his arms and curled up in a comfortable position.

Nezha looked down at the fluffy white thing inside his clothes, a slight smile playing on his lips. He pressed it down to make sure it wouldn't be blown away by the wind before continuing on his way.

"Don't move," he whispered.

A soft squeak came from my arms.

The Li Mansion is located in the most prominent position in Chentang Pass, with vermilion gates, high walls, and stone lions guarding it. It is the most magnificent residence in the area.

Nezha walked to the door, and the guards, seeing him, quickly bowed and said, "Young Master is back!"

Nezha nodded and continued walking inside.

Passing through the front yard and around the screen wall, one can faintly hear voices coming from the main hall.