Hu Ge

A dead man returns, not with a sword—but with a plan. Nirvana in Fire isn't just about revenge. It's about truth, loyalty, and rewriting fate in a world where justice has long been buried. Chapter 1: The Phoenix Rises in Disguise (Episodes 1–12) The first chapter of Nirvana in Fire introduces us to one of the most intriguing characters in the drama, Mei Changsu. A man who seems ordinary at first glance—refined, composed, and unassuming—but his eyes tell a different story. Mei Changsu is no ordinary strategist; he is Lin Shu, a young man who once led the mighty Chiyan Army, thought to be dead after a brutal massacre. Sixteen years ago, Lin Shu's family and soldiers were slaughtered under the orders of the corrupt Emperor and his factions. Lin Shu himself was gravely injured and left for dead, but through sheer determination, he survived—albeit with a body that now barely holds together. His body may have been broken, but his mind, his resolve, and his thirst for justice have only grown stronger. Under the guise of Mei Changsu, he enters the capital with one clear goal: revenge. In the opening episodes, Mei Changsu's true identity is hidden, and he…