Bai Mu is the son of Nezha's brother Excavate. As for why we can't ignore him, it's because he has strong strength and strong background. As for why he and Jin Bai always make people feel inconspicuous, Nezha is too conspicuous. Without Nezha, these two brothers would be typical immortals who made a fortune at an early date, but Nezha's action of beating the Dragon King was too conspicuous, which covered up the reputation of his two brothers. Let's talk about white wood.

First, the wooden coffins among the gods

Pu Xian of Twelve Jinxian is a disciple of Miao Honggen, and Mubai went down the mountain for the first time because of Nezha. At that time, Nezha had just accepted a new body and was pursuing Li Jing. At this time, Mubai stepped forward to stop Nezha, who thought he was knocked over by a black brick in Nezha, and Mubai was humbled by his brother in the first move.

Second, the power of wooden coffins.

Mubai killed Li Xingba to let readers know that Nezha's brother was also very powerful, but Mubai soon became an ordinary role after the first murder, with no outstanding record, and he almost became a cannon fodder when he played the Yellow River Array and Kong Xuanshi. It was not until later that Mubai cut off Lu Yue's arm that he became proud. In the end, Mubai's fighting capacity is not weak on the whole.

Third, the wooden coffin in the westward journey

In The Journey to the West, there is no Mu Bing, but there are prototypes Mu Cha and Mu Bing. In this book, it is the second generation Miao Honggen Zheng, the great disciple of Guanyin Bodhisattva. In The Journey to the West, Mu Cha didn't make many appearances, but he was almost always moved to help the rescuers. I helped the Monkey King cross the Liusha River for the first time and helped the Monkey King fight Hong Haier for the second time. Although the magic weapon is dominant, it is certainly unrealistic without its own strength, so Mu Bing on the Westward Journey.