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It stands to reason that the novel "Water Margin" is not a mythological novel, and the appearance of so many immortals does not affect the overall positioning of the novel. However, no matter how you create a character, under normal circumstances, there should not be two identical characters.
But in the novel "Water Margin", two Nezha appeared.
The first Nezha is naturally the eight-armed Nezha Xiangchong, one of the heroes of Liangshan.
Although there are not many descriptions of Xiang Chong in the novel "Water Margin", many people almost forget that there is Xiang Chong among the heroes of Liangshan. But it is undeniable that although there are not many words to describe Xiang Chong in the book, people have a loud nickname, that is, the eight-armed Nezha.
Since Xiang Chong is called the eight-armed Nezha, it can be proved that in some ways, Xiang Chong is similar to Nezha, especially the legendary eight-armed Nezha.
It can be seen that Xiang Chong, Nezha, is not in vain.
The second Nezha is from a fierce general under Tian Hu, named Ma Ling.
Ma Ling's nickname is Shenjuzi, but it has nothing to do with Nezha, but the appearance of Ma Ling described in the book is Nezha alive no matter how you look at it.
For example, stepping on the two wheels of wind and fire, traveling thousands of miles a day.
You know, in ancient Chinese myths and legends, if the insect world is not mistaken, the one who can have Hot Wheels, or the one that will come to mind as long as Hot Wheels is mentioned, must be Nezha.
In addition, Ma Ling will beat people with gold bricks, which is also one of Nezha's stunts, and Ma Ling is more like Nezha than Xiang Chong, it is Ma Ling's spell, as if it was a Nezha who went down to earth or Nezha was alive.
So, in the novel "Water Margin", why do there are two Nezha? Isn't this a contradiction? Moreover, if there are two Nezha, who is the real Nezha?
Personally, I think that the reason why there are two Nezha is not really a contradiction. Let's take a look at the specific description in the book first, and it is not difficult to know who is the real Nezha.
First of all, although Xiang Chong's nickname is eight-armed Nezha, he basically has nothing to do with Nezha except that the nickname is related to Nezha. On the other hand, Ma Ling, although the nickname has nothing to do with Nezha, whether it is appearance, skills, or even on Hot Wheels, no matter how you look at it, it is Nezha.
Secondly, when Xiang Chong appeared, there was a specific description of Xiang Chong. Here's what the book says:
The iron cap covers the top deeply, and the copper ring half-covers the cheeks. Pong brand hanging beast face, flying blade inserted dragon fetus. The feet are like wind and fire, and the body is the first to bring disaster. Nazha has eight arms, this is Xiang Chong.
This is a poem about Xiang Chong, although the word wind and fire are also mentioned, but it only says that Xiang Chong's footwork is very fast, like the hot wheels, but it is not the hot wheels after all.
And when Ma Ling appeared, there were also some specific descriptions. Here's what the book says:
Na Ma Ling is a native of Zhuozhou and is known for witchcraft. Stepping on the two wheels of wind and fire, he travels thousands of miles a day, so people call him a god horse. There is also the BRICS method to beat people, which is the most profitable. When he went into battle, a demon eye appeared on his forehead. Therefore, people also call him Xiao Huaguang.
Look, the specific description of Ma Ling, in your mind, in addition to the image of Nezha, whose image will appear?
This shows that according to the relevant specific descriptions, Xiang Chong just hung the name of Nezha, and the real Nezha should be Ma Ling. As for why Ma Ling was not made a hero in Liangshan, perhaps it was to prevent them from covering up or affecting Gongsun Sheng's image.
Do you think the worms are right, and if not, what do you think is the situation?
In the next issue, Worm World would like to continue to talk to you about the story of Dai Zong in "Water Margin"!