赤焰
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Original Name:赤焰 (chì yàn)Gender:MasculineKind:CharacterScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:352Chapters:74
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Biodata

Feature Information
Name Chiyan (赤焰)
Alias(es) Fire God; Flame God; Earthfire Core; True Fire Core; Chiyan Imp; Little Flame
Species/Race Ancient deity; Fire God
Gender Male
Affiliation The ancient gods; allies of He Qinglan, Shui Wuyuan, Mountain Shaman, and Wind Spiral
Status Active
First Appearance Chapter 51, as the awakened Earthfire Core 51

Power Progression

Stage / Realm / Level Chapter Notes
Dormant True Fire Core 51 Awakens beneath Flaming Mountain after humans expose the pale-blue core with explosives; his scattered Fire-Source Power exists as Flame Gems.
Released but severely diminished 52 Escapes the corrupted Mountain Pillar Core and manifests as a blazing sun, but lacks sufficient Origin Power to rebuild his original adult body.
Child-form Fire God 52 Condenses into a red-haired child approximately five or six years old; retains his divine identity and flames despite the humiliatingly weak physical form.
Flame Gem reclamation 54 Recalls every remaining Flame Gem in Flaming Mountain into his body over several hours, recovering scattered power.
Corrupted overcharge 64 Fire-Source Power from Wish Gems floods into him alongside Corrupting Power, enlarging his body and granting destructive black-red flames at the cost of his sanity.
Purified restoration 66–67 He Qinglan's Purifying Water restores his mind and purifies his Origin; he regains a body nearly two meters tall, though his recovery remains incomplete.
Strengthened but unstable 79, 105 Is described as largely recovered, but his damaged Origin remains vulnerable to corruption; later power surges leave his strength close to erupting out of control.

Background

Chiyan was originally a towering Fire God with immense Fire-Source Power. When danger approached during his long dormancy, he defensively decomposed from a complete Flame Crystal into countless Flame Gems rather than allowing humans to carry away his intact true body. The scattered gems retained fragments of his Origin Power and later became objects of human exploitation 54.

He awoke when excavation and explosives tore apart Flaming Mountain. Initially appearing as the Earthfire Core, he was captured in the corrupted Mountain Pillar Core before Mountain Shaman reclaimed the artifact and helped release him. Chiyan's depleted Origin Power forced him into the form of a small red-haired child rather than his former adult body 51 52.

After reclaiming the Flame Gems still present on Flaming Mountain, Chiyan moved to Qinglan River with He Qinglan. There, He Qinglan monitored him because stolen Flame Gems and Corrupting Miasma could affect his judgment and potentially drive him berserk 54 56 60.

The Human-Deity Group later used corrupted Flame Gems to force Fire-Source Power back into Chiyan. The influx drove him into a violent frenzy, caused widespread supernatural fires, and nearly made him self-destruct his Primordial Spirit. He Qinglan ultimately purified his power and Origin, confirming that Chiyan had been manipulated rather than acting of his own will 64 66.

Appearance

Chiyan's appearance changes drastically with the condition of his Origin Power.

  • Original form — A muscular adult man over two meters tall, with long legs and defined eight-pack abs 52.
  • Weakened form — A five- or six-year-old child with a small build, bun-like face, flamboyant bright-red hair, and fiery red eyes 52.
  • Recovered form — After purification and recovery, he returns to a body nearly two meters tall 66.
  • Fire manifestation — Can manifest as a gigantic blazing sun or surround himself with flames; his hair can transform into crimson fire 52 78.

Personality

Chiyan is loud, arrogant, foul-mouthed, and intensely competitive. He habitually insults other gods, targets their sore points, and refuses to concede weakness even when visibly outmatched. His provocations made him one of the gods most frequently beaten in ancient times 51 52.

Despite his bluster, he is emotionally direct and fiercely loyal to old companions. He reacts with outrage when humans exploit his Flame Gems, becomes enraged by Mu Sen's imprisonment, and rushes to save Wind Spiral when he senses his friend's power inside the Meng City tornado 54 79 86 90.

Chiyan is deeply cynical about humanity's greed and destructiveness. However, he does not judge every person by the same standard: he hesitates to kill Lu Tianqi after witnessing him save a girl, and eventually agrees to help humans during the Meng City crisis if they do not destroy themselves through recklessness 63 88.

Abilities & Skills

Fire-Source Power

Chiyan commands divine flame powerful enough to incinerate living beings instantly and maintain fires over vast areas for centuries or millennia 57.

  • Releases concentrated flames, fire dragons, and black-red corrupted fire 64 78.
  • His flames vaporized He Qinglan and Shui Wuyuan's Sourcewater Power while he was corrupted 64.
  • Can burn Corrupting Power from the Heavenly River alongside the other gods' Origin Powers 105.
  • His fire is dangerous enough that ordinary water cannot extinguish it; Sourcewater Power is required 64.
  • Excess Corrupting Power can destabilize his flames, judgment, and Origin 64 90.

Flame Gem Reclamation

Chiyan can sense and reclaim Fire-Source Power sealed within Flame Gems.

  • Draws Flame Gems from soil, containers, backpacks, and other hiding places directly into his body 54.
  • Reclaimed all remaining Flame Gems in Flaming Mountain over several hours 54.
  • Can retrieve stolen Flame Gems from human users, removing their access to the divine power within 63.
  • His fragmented Origin Power can be contaminated while outside his control, making the returned power dangerous to absorb 64.

Divine Fire Body

As a Fire God, Chiyan is inherently immune to extreme heat.

  • Remained unharmed in boiling water heated by his own flames 57.
  • Burned Lei Aotian's hand when grabbed, despite appearing to be a small child 57.
  • Can transform into a gigantic sun-like mass of flame while reconstructing his body 52.

Divine Perception

Chiyan can identify familiar divine auras and traces of Origin Power.

  • Recognized Fire-Source Power within the red gems discovered near Flaming Mountain 51.
  • Detected Mountain Shaman's and Wind Spiral's powers amid Meng City's unnatural disaster 86.
  • Identified Wind Spiral's power within the massive tornado and immediately attempted a rescue 78.

Limitations

  • Chiyan lost most of his Origin Flame during his long dormancy and fragmentation, severely weakening both his body and mental stability 56 57.
  • His damaged Origin makes him especially susceptible to demonification if contaminated by further Corrupting Power 90.
  • He can be physically restrained by stronger water-based divine power, including Shui Wuyuan's water chains and He Qinglan's Purifying Water 52 66.
  • He was temporarily imprisoned within the corrupted Mountain Pillar Core and could not free himself without Mountain Shaman's assistance 52.
  • His own concern for nearby civilians can be exploited; while corrupted, he threatened to self-destruct his Primordial Spirit and use the lives below as leverage against Shui Wuyuan 65.

Relationships

  • He Qinglan — Ancient close friend, born at nearly the same time as Chiyan. They traveled the world together in the past; He Qinglan later shelters, restrains, and purifies Chiyan despite his behavior 53 60 66.
  • Shui Wuyuan — Longtime rival and reluctant ally. Their water-and-fire incompatibility fuels constant arguments, restraints, and mockery, though Shui Wuyuan also proposes that they protect one another against human threats 52 54 60.
  • Mountain Shaman — Fellow ancient god and frequent target of Chiyan's insults. Mountain Shaman helps free him from the Mountain Pillar Core, while Chiyan later challenges Mountain Shaman's trust in Deep Earth 52 66 67.
  • Wind Spiral — Old friend. Chiyan immediately recognizes his aura in Meng City, attempts to rescue him from the dead tree, and later takes him back to Qinglan River to recover 78 90 91.
  • Mu Sen — Fellow god whose imprisonment provokes Chiyan's fury; Chiyan redirects his attack on Long Xiao to avoid harming Mu Sen 79.
  • Deep Earth — An ancient acquaintance Chiyan never considered especially close. He suspects Deep Earth of having the strength and motive to interfere with his Origin Power through the Flame Gems 66 67.
  • Lei Aotian — Initially clashes with Chiyan after mistaking him for a child in danger. They later cooperate against Wish Gem users and larger supernatural crises 57 62.
  • Long Xiao — Enemy and leader of the Human-Deity Group. Chiyan opposes his theft and corruption of divine power, particularly after Long Xiao uses Mu Sen as a shield 64 79.

Story Role / Major Arcs

Flaming Mountain Awakening

Human excavators destroy Flaming Mountain in pursuit of red gemstones, awakening Chiyan as the Earthfire Core. The attempt to seize him with the corrupted Mountain Pillar exposes both his weakened state and the human effort to weaponize divine treasures 51 52.

Recovery at Qinglan River

After recovering the remaining Flame Gems from Flaming Mountain, Chiyan becomes an unwilling resident of Qinglan River. He Qinglan keeps him under supervision in Purifying Water, while Shui Wuyuan repeatedly tries—and fails—to send him away 54 56 60.

Wish Gem Investigation

Chiyan joins He Qinglan and Shui Wuyuan in pursuing criminals empowered by stolen Flame Gems. He is especially enraged by humans using his power for murder and greed, but his hesitation over Lu Tianqi shows that he can recognize moral ambiguity 62 63.

Corruption and Manipulation

The Human-Deity Group floods Chiyan with corrupted Fire-Source Power, driving him mad and triggering fires at Hai City's research institutes. He threatens civilians and provokes Shui Wuyuan into a near-fatal confrontation before He Qinglan purifies him 64 66.

Search for the Captured Gods

Chiyan aids the investigation into Deep Earth's activities and the disasters affecting other deities. He helps confront Long Xiao in Fusang, reacts furiously to Mu Sen's captivity, and rescues Wind Spiral from the Meng City catastrophe 79 86 90.

Conflict with Deep Earth

After Deep Earth's plans threaten He Qinglan and Shui Wuyuan directly, Chiyan abandons any remaining tolerance for their former bonds. He demands proof that Mountain Shaman can oppose Deep Earth and Mu Sen, then joins the search to stop them 101.

Notable Quotes

“Damn it! You ignorant, self-important vermin! Is the power of a god something you can wield so easily?!”
— Chiyan, condemning human misuse of Flame Gems 54

“This Venerable One was not ground into dregs!! This Venerable One was originally one whole Flame Crystal!!”
— Chiyan, defending his fragmented state 54

“If you keep this up, we're breaking off our friendship!”
— Chiyan, after He Qinglan kicks him into the river 58

“They really are too fragile to withstand a single blow.”
— Chiyan, watching stranded humans during the Meng City sandstorm 88

Trivia

  • Chiyan's child form became a trending topic online when he appeared in Qinglan River wearing a swim ring 60.
  • Shui Wuyuan bought a luxurious children's bathtub specifically to mock him during his supervised soaking period 57.
  • Chiyan's poor cooking is well known among his companions; Shui Wuyuan insists that bad food should be eaten by Chiyan himself 53.
  • His ancient rivalry with Shui Wuyuan began in part because Chiyan called the younger god a “dwarf” and initiated harsh fights with him 90.