He was killed in the Battle of Juelong Ridge. In the Investiture of the Gods, in order to protect Yinshang, Wen Zhong led his troops to attack Xiqi and fought fiercely with Yun Zhongzi. Yun Zhongzi released the Heavenly Fire Pillar, which finally burned Wen Zhong to death. Wen Zhong's death had a great impact on King Zhou's rule and also marked the demise of Yinshang. Wen Zhong's soul was conferred the title of "Heavenly Lord of Thunder and God of the Nine Heavens".
Wen Zhong died in the 24th episode of Investiture of the Gods (Broken Soul in Juelong Ridge).
Wen Zhong died in the 55th episode of the second volume of the God-Sealing Heroes List.
It was said that the Grand Preceptor died in Juelong Ridge in the Investiture of the Gods. He was attacked by Yun Zhongzi's Heavenly Fire Pillar and Dipamkara Taoist's purple gold alms bowl and burned to death. Grand Preceptor Wen was the Grand Preceptor of King Zhou of the Shang Dynasty. He had displayed extremely strong mental power and sword skills in battle, but in the end, he was no match for the siege of the enemy forces. His death had an important impact on the progress of the God-Sealing War.
Grand Preceptor Wen's death in the Investiture of the Gods was due to being burned to death by a fire dragon. When he fought with Yun Zhongzi, he used the Fire Avoidance Skill, but was burned by the fire in the end. In the process, Jiang Ziya struck Grand Preceptor Wen's protective divine light with the God-beating Whip. Then, Nezha injured Grand Preceptor Wen with the Universe Ring. Finally, Grand Preceptor Wen was burned to death by the fire dragon summoned by Yun Zhongzi.
Wen Zhong was a fictional character in the ancient Chinese novel," Investiture of the Gods." He was the Grand Preceptor of the last emperor of the Shang Dynasty, King Zhou. He was described as an important figure who was well-versed in both literature and martial arts. Wen Zhong played an important role in the Shang army. He was revered by King Zhou and Daji. Even Daji, the fox demon, was afraid of him. His deeds and background in the novel did not mention his true identity because he was a fictional character.
In the new version of Investiture of the Gods, Wen Zhong died in episode 56.
There were two different versions of the characters that Wen Zhong fought in the North Sea. According to the description in the movie, Wen Zhong fought Yuan Futong in Beihai. However, in the Investiture of the Gods and other legends, there was no clear answer about the character that Wen Zhong fought in the North Sea. Different legends involved different people and events. Therefore, it was impossible to determine who Wen Zhong was fighting in the North Sea.
Wen Zhong's purpose for the expedition to the North Sea was not clearly stated. Although there were some descriptions of the North Sea, there was no mention of the specific reason for Wen Zhong's expedition to the North Sea. Therefore, based on the information provided, it was impossible to determine the purpose of Wen Zhong's expedition to the North Sea.
The chrysanthemum in Wen Sankuai did not die immediately but continued to exist in his body after being healed by Wen Sankuai. In the second half of the novel, Chrysanthemum became Wen Sankuai's partner and assistant, helping him complete many dangerous tasks. In the process of completing the mission, Chrysanthemum was attacked and in danger many times, but Wen Sankuai was always able to save her at the critical moment. Therefore, it could be said that the chrysanthemum continued to exist in Wen Sankuai's body until the end of the novel.
Tang Wen did not die in the story of the Legend of the Fool. He existed in the story until the end of the story. At the beginning of the story, Tang Wen was a brave warrior who sacrificed his life to protect his family and country. In the following storyline, Tang Wen continued to play an important role in saving the country and the people. Although he did not die, his spirit and deeds would forever be engraved in people's hearts.