Li Jinzha, eldest son of Li Jing, the Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King, and Nezha's older brother.
Tang Luo had "met" him once before, in a mission world.
That mission world had been rather special. It could not be considered a real world, as it had been formed from Li Jing's obsession and the obsessions of countless heavenly soldiers.
In that world, aside from Li Jing, its ruler, there was also Li Muzha, the obsession of a "rebellious son," as well as the sole survivor, Li Jinzha.
The obsessions of the dead did not fade, and naturally, there was no possibility of returning to life.
Li Jinzha, however, was different. His true spirit still remained, and there was still a sliver of hope. Thus, Li Jing's obsession had desperately wanted to save Li Jinzha, constantly devouring every living being that accidentally fell into that world.
Muzha's obsession, unaware of the truth, opposed his father's final madness before death. He wanted them to die quietly together, grew increasingly estranged from Li Jing, and ultimately became a rebellious son comparable to Nezha.
Obsessions that did not fade were extreme by nature.
Thus, the father and son, both consumed by extremes, fought within that illusory world.
Then Tang Luo and the others arrived and were treated as enemies by Li Jing's obsession.
In the end, the world of obsessions shattered. Li Jinzha was sent away by Li Jing, and his whereabouts became unknown.
It seemed he had fallen into the hands of the Heavenly Court, then emerged to seek revenge against Tang Luo.
Frankly, Tang Luo was not angry over being misunderstood or anything of the sort. He merely suspected that this guy had been deceived by the Jade Emperor, which was somewhat annoying.
Li Jinzha was also Nezha's brother, so Tang Luo gave him