In 221 BC, candlelight flickered in Xianyang Palace, and Ying Zheng's fingertips caressed the jade formula made by his seventh son Ying Han. After the six kingdoms were destroyed, the sky changed suddenly, and a golden light fell from the sky and penetrated the imperial city. The appearance of the gold list reflects the ranking of the Tang, Han, Yuan and Ming dynasties, with Da Qin ranking first but hiding its edge. The eunuchs outside the palace knelt on the ground in shock. Ying Zheng slapped the table and stood up, striding towards the palace gate. The sky cracked open and there were thousands of golden lights. In Chang'an City, Li Shimin stood between the two great imperial masters and calculated to no avail. Zhu Yuanzhang threw the cup heavily on the ground. When the scroll fell through the air, no one in the civil and military circles dared to say anything. The first name written on it is Yinghan. He has been dead for seven years.
