Prince Jing's Mansion.
As the most powerful man in Great Yan today, Yan Jun's mansion was naturally the epitome of extravagance. It was so vast that it spanned three entire city blocks, earning it the nickname "the Little Imperial Palace" among the common folk.
At this moment, a banquet was underway in the heated pavilion behind Prince Jing's Mansion.
The heated pavilion stood in the center of the rear garden, surrounded by a world draped in silver snow. A few plum trees were in full, glorious bloom.
Despite the bitter cold, the pavilion was as warm as spring. This was because a dense network of "Earth Fire Dragon" tunnels was laid beneath it, with charcoal fires burning day and night. The cost of this alone was a staggering sum.
A river of delicacies, both famous and obscure, was served. Because of the cold weather, dishes were left on the table for less than a quarter of an hour before being taken away and replaced with freshly cooked ones.
