Shen ending

1, Shen's ending: He was brought to the eye of the North Sea by the God of the Yuan Dynasty and blocked the eye of the North Sea. Shen, a fictional character in the immortal novel Romance of the Gods in the Ming Dynasty, believed in Taoism, and later worshipped the sage Yuan Zun together with Jiang Ziya, becoming one of his second-generation disciples, Jiang Ziya's younger brother and sworn enemy. The weapon is a sword, and there is a magic weapon to open a dzi bead (not Wang Mozhu who overthrew Jiang Ziya). The mount is a white-fronted tiger (not a black-spotted tiger), and the practice is flying head (that is, beheading and flying undead is illusion).

2. At first, I was jealous because I was dissatisfied with the fact that the master gave Jiang Ziya the treasure watch for safekeeping and entrusted him with the important task of sealing the gods. I looked for Jiang Ziya and tried to win the list of gods. I was taught by a crane boy sent by an Antarctic fairy and became a villain. Later, he violated the rules of the Jade Palace and was expelled from school. He became a traitor to the Orthodox Church, still stubborn, and repeatedly encouraged a large number of broken believers to attack King Wu and Jiang Ziya, privately picking on Jiang Ziya and even trying to kill him.

3. After being expelled from the Jade Palace, he helped others many times. He and Jiang Ziya are lifelong enemies who oppose him everywhere. He has many friends and excellent eloquence. He is particularly good at saying that he opposes his family or encourages immortals to go down the mountain to help businessmen, and has sent many monks to the immortal list. Regardless of Shen's tyranny, he often lobbied fellow villagers and talented people (36 people) from three mountains and five mountains to help the Shang Dynasty cut down and fully safeguard its rule.