The Dragon King and the Four Seas Dragon King flood Chentang Pass to force Li Jing to hand over Nezha. After Nezha kills himself and his mortal body dies, Taiyi wants to build a temple to help him be rebirthed. Taoist Ran Deng presents Li Jing with the exquisite pagoda, saying that if Nezha accepts the incense without merit, he would be attacked by the devil's heart. Li Jing cannot bear to let Nezha go astray and decides to destroy the temple to make Nezha misunderstand, while Li's mother and Taiyi secretly enshrines Nezha's tablet. The Dragon King makes a sneak attack when Nezha is resurrected, and everyone is trapped under the pagoda. The father and son, who has a deep misunderstanding, are attacked from both sides. While fighting each other, they also have to be wary of attacks from dragons and monsters in the pagoda. They decide to put aside their grudges and escape from the dangerous place. As the two enter the depths of the pagoda, hallucinations come one after another, and enemies lurking inside are ready to attack the exhausted father and son at any time. The two of them finally settle their differences and defeat the Dragon King together....

Upon arrival at the Lion-Camel Ridge, Monk Tang Sanzang and his disciples run into villagers of the Lion-Camel tribe who have been captured by demons. After Wukong is discovered by a demon while rescuing the people, the Three Great Kings defeat Wukong with the three great magical tools and spread the rumor that Monk Tang Sanzang has been eaten alive. The desperate Wukong seeks the help of Buddha and becomes enlightened of the logic of “United we stand, divided we fall.” The three buddies ultimately succeed in rescuing their master and the people, and the four continue their journey westward....