The total box office of "Investiture of the Gods" has exceeded 1.5 billion! New pictures of the second part are released

The official release of the movie "Fengshen" announced today that the cumulative box office of the film has exceeded 1.5 billion, and released a new setting map for the second part.

The picture shows that a giant with three heads and six arms is fighting against the four generals of the Demon Family. His body is taller and much more powerful than the four generals of the Demon Family.

It is reported that this giant is actually Yin Shou’s son, Yin Jiao, who appeared in the first part.

According to the original novel of "The Investiture of the Gods", after Yin Jiao's mother Queen Jiang was killed, King Zhou sent troops to hunt him down. He was later rescued by Guangchengzi, an immortal from the Chan sect, and taken to Taoyuan Cave on Jiuxian Mountain to practice Taoism.

After Yin Jiao completed his apprenticeship, he followed Guangchengzi's orders and went down the mountain to assist King Wu of Zhou in conquering Yin.

Before leaving, he had eaten the magic beans, which gave him the power of three heads and six arms, and he was born with three eyes. He also had many magical weapons given to him by Guangchengzi, including the Fantian Seal, the Luohun Bell, the Male and Female Swords, and the Fangtian Painted Halberd to protect him.

However, it should be noted that in the original novel, Yin Jiao finally changed his camp.

Although he had sworn a solemn oath to his master Guangchengzi before going down the mountain, he was willing to be killed by the plow if he helped the tyrant in the future.

But unexpectedly he met Shen Gongbao on the way, and after his instigation he rebelled and turned against the Shang army. When he learned that Yin Hong was killed, he decided to avenge his brother and joined the Shang army to attack the Zhou army.

He even used the Fantian Seal passed down from his master to deal with his own master Guangchengzi, rebelled against the Chan sect, and became a traitor. He was later defeated by Jiang Ziya and the Taoist Master Ran Deng, led to Mount Qishan, and trapped in the mountains. He regretted it too late, and finally fulfilled his oath and was plowed to death.

After King Wu conquered the Shang Dynasty, he was included in the List of Gods by Jiang Ziya, and was ordered by Taishang Laojun and Yuanshi Tianzun to be named "the God of the Year".