The only thing keeping me from rating this a 5 is the very limited color choices that are available.  Love the feel of the shape of this disc as well as the plastic.  It's not quite as grippy as their Glaze plastic, but it's still nice.  Feels similar to some of my L64 Opto discs.  It's understable but maybe not as understable as the flight numbers indicate.  I'd rate the fade as closer to 1 then to 0 and I've seen variations of this disc rated at 5/5/-2/1 which feels right to me.  

As a RHBH player, it's become my go to disc on 200-225' straight or slight dog leg right holes.  It'll hold an anny line or flip up and glide straight on a hyzer.  I have a Claymore, Buzzz SS, Buzzz, Truth, Hex, and a few other similar discs, and I find myself reaching for this disc most often.  

I love understable midranges. They are probably my favorite disc type to throw and the Ne Zha is definitely up there with the best of them. This is definitely an understable mid, but not overly flippy to be unusable for more advanced players. I find it a cross between my ESP Buzzz SS and the Infinite Discs Khonsu in flight, but to be honest, I like the feel of it better. For me the Ne Zha has enough stability that it will go dead straight about 275 feet on a hyzer flip (as a former ultimate player, hyzer is my more natural release). 

If I throw with less power, it still does have some stability and a little bit of end of flight fade. This disc is like a faster Shu (with a better shape) and a little bit more stable than a Tomahawk. 

For forehand throws, the Yikun Ne Zha is far to understable for me and turns over. All in all a super solid disc. The only thing I don't like about it is the color. Black is just not the easiest to find in dark shadowy areas.

Overall, another great addition to the Yikun Line.