A close-up portrait depicts Qin Zhaoli, the King of Qinguang, the supreme primary judge of the underworld. She is a mature woman with a regal and imposing presence, appearing in her thirties with pale skin meticulously blended with warm highlights. She has long, flowing black hair styled in an elegant updo, with strands framing her face. Her eyes are almond-shaped and penetrating, colored a deep, mysterious dark brown with subtle golden glints. Her lips are painted a subdued dark red. She wears elaborate traditional Chinese ceremonial robes in deep black and crimson, adorned with intricate gold embroidery of celestial beasts and cosmic patterns. A magnificent gold headpiece crowns her head, and her robes are layered and flowing. Her expression is stern, impartial, and unapproachable, gazing directly at the viewer. Her pose is formal and seated on a dark wooden throne, one hand resting on a massive, ancient ledger, the other holding an ornate golden balance scale. The scene is set within her grand palace hall, dimly lit by floating paper lanterns. Soft, dramatic lighting casts strong highlights and deep shadows, enhancing the glossy, high-finish rendering. The color palette is controlled, dominated by deep blacks, crimsons, and golds, with a sensual, intimate mood and a scent of ink,sandalwood, and cold bamboo.