The Dunlong Stake is a binding treasure of Wenshu Guangfa Tianzun in Investiture of the Gods. Its defining feature is a stake with three golden rings that secure the captive upright, replacing a moving duel with complete restraint.
Chapter 38 describes Wenshu deploying it against Wang Mo. The rings close at the neck, waist, and feet, holding him against the stake while Jin Zha strikes. Chapter 59 later shows Jin Zha himself casting the treasure during the fighting with Lü Yue.
The stake thus belongs to a shared master-and-disciple tradition. Its three restraints make its function legible without an elaborate design prescription. The novel also links the treasure with the Seven-Treasure Golden Lotus, but the stake’s identity here follows its named role in the Fengshen narrative.
