The Shocking Prince of Nirvana in Fire

He is the fourth son of Emperor Daliang, the eldest son of Concubine Jing, and the elder brother of Prince Jing. He was so powerful that in the Tai Chi Hall, he held a gilt lion in each arm and walked around it three times, up and down nine times. He rode his horse on both sides of the Yellow River, hammering the road to find uneven ground. He held a square-shaped halberd in his hand and ran across the east and west beams. In Chi Yan's unjust case, he broke through the prison, but unfortunately the emperor's eldest brother passed away, so he left the capital in grief and anger. Twelve years later, he returned again. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.