The Investiture of the Gods was an ancient Chinese novel. There was a famous poem in it: " I'm not afraid of being smashed into pieces, only leaving my innocence in the world." This sentence came from the 95th chapter of the Romance of the Gods. The original text was as follows: Nezha was furious. He raised his sleeves and stretched out his arms. The two children followed him and rushed out with their spears. Nezha raised his saber and slashed it in half, but he did not die. Instead, he became even angrier. He widened his eyes and saw a woman playing in the water with a white goose in her arms. When the woman saw Nezha's arrival, she hurriedly dodged. Nezha was furious and attacked the woman. The woman was graceful in the water, but Nezha could not do anything to her. Suddenly, the woman jumped at Nezha and raised the goose with both hands. Nezha saw that the woman was so fierce that he had to fight to the death. He fought with the woman in the water for a long time. In the end, the woman threw the white goose to Nezha. Nezha took the opportunity to cut the woman's arm. The woman refused to fall down. Instead, she used the goose feather to wipe Nezha's body. Nezha was seriously injured. At this time, King Wen of Zhou led his army to rescue Nezha and the woman. King Wen of Zhou asked who the woman was, and Nezha told her that she was a princess of the Shang Dynasty. King Wen of Zhou ordered the woman to be brought back to Zhaoge to be betrothed to his son, King Zhou of Shang. Although Nezha was seriously injured, he was still unwilling to give up. He resisted desperately and finally succeeded in defending the Zhou Dynasty. In recognition of Nezha's bravery, King Wen of Zhou conferred him the title of "Immortal Taiyi" and bestowed him with divine artifacts and treasures. Nezha was very grateful for King Wen's grace, so he decided to serve the Zhou Dynasty loyally and eventually became a legendary hero.