History likes to downplay everything, and the wheel of the times rolls silently in the long river of history. From BC to the new century, from the Emperor of Zhou to the separatist regime in the Spring and Autumn Period, history went along its own route and did not stop because of external reasons. It was not until the state of Qin that a more splendid period in history was ushered in. The history of Qin in the last hundred years will not be as understated as that written in the history books. Behind many lines, there is bleeding again and again. If we reinterpret the history of Qin for nearly a hundred years, we will leave too many wonders and doubts.

After the reform, Qin's national strength was greatly enhanced. Although Shang Yang's political reform limited the power of the nobility, it dealt a great blow to the nobility and the royal family. Although the nobles of Qin Dynasty opposed it, Qin Xiaogong had the perseverance and perseverance to unify the whole country. In order to change the low status of Qin, he tried to realize his ambition. When Qin moved westward, it was only a small country in the west. No one expected that this country in the west would suddenly rise so fast. It was not until Zhou Tianzi was made a vassal that Qin officially appeared as a vassal state in the eyes of the vassal States of the Central Plains. He was once brilliant under the leadership of Qin Mugong and became one of the five tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period. After Qin Mugong, he gradually declined. By the generation of kings, the contradictions at home and abroad in Qin State had become very acute.

From to Qin Huiwen, in addition to the change of monarch, there was also the name change from "Gong" to "Wang". Qin Huiwen contributed to this change, and Qin Huiwen is another important force to promote the development of Qin State. Besides, the prosperity of Qin depends on the help of others. During this period, Empress Xuan, Empress Bai Qi and so on appeared. Mi Ling was born in an unknown year, also known as Xin Rong, a native of Chu, and uncle of the king of Qin. The surface of Daqin Empire seems calm, but in fact it is choppy. The root of everything lies in the struggle for power. Between Qin people and Chu people, between Qin king and consorts and imperial clan, wars of power distribution and contention have been waged again and again.

In this process, these forces colluded with each other and were originally named Huayang and Huayang Army. In the 16th year of Zhou Nanwang (299 BC), the new city of Chu was captured by Qin, and he was named the king of the new city. He was named Hou because he worked for his sister Qin, that is, and assisted Xuan Di with his half-brother. His sister, Qin Huang, ruled the State of Qin for a long time and formed her own power, that is, the power of Chu people's consorts. His deeds appeared in the Warring States Policy.