Why did the Monkey King smash the exquisite pagoda of King Li Tian of Tota, but Nezha couldn't get out?

The pagoda trapped Nezha is the plot of the Romance of the Gods, so I won't elaborate on the disturbing story of Nezha and his father in the Romance of the Gods? Roughly, the hooligan in Nezha was almost chopped by his father when he was born, so he and his father had a bad time, and then made trouble repeatedly until he stabbed himself to death. He took it out on his father and went straight to his father after rebirth. It happened that Excavate was no match for Nezha and almost died, so he lit a lamp to mediate, covered Nezha with Linglong Tower and settled the grievances.

The Journey to the West and Nezha's father and son also had enmity, for reasons similar to those in The Romance of Gods, but not the same. Later, the Tathagata saved Nezha and gave Excavate a pagoda, saying that there was a Buddha on the pagoda, and Nezha saw the pagoda as his father, so Nezha wouldn't have done anything to Excavate. Later, the clown and his son played a joke about the tower, and this was the origin.

Therefore, the pagodas related to the Monkey King naturally belong to The Journey to the West. Pagodas have nothing to do with burning lamps, so naturally they never built Nezha.

As for the broken tower in the Monkey King, it was added by TV series. The Monkey King's cooking in the original novel was a mess, and it was nothing to beat the Jade Emperor to the table. Finally, it didn't even see the jade emperor's face, so it died outside the worse gate. Where did the Lingxiao Temple fight come from, let alone break the stupa?

Finally, let's look at the strength of the Monkey King and Nezha: the Monkey King should not be Nezha's opponent before he became a Buddha, because Nezha was too strong and the Monkey King was too powerful, but they didn't really compete (the battle that 100,000 heavenly soldiers fought when they caught the demon monkey was obviously acting, not counting), so don't jump to conclusions.