“…Recently, a radical‐mediated [2+2+n] strategy has proven to be powerful and efficient method for the construction of highly functionalized cyclic compounds from 1,n‐enynes, [16] in which, the [2+2+1] radical annulation showed terrific potential to synthesize fused ring compounds in a number of elegant studies (Scheme 1, Previous work). In these [2+2+1] radical annulation, oxidative cyclobutanone oximes, [17] 1,3‐dicarbonyl compounds, [18] 4‐methoxyanilines, [19] disulfides, [20] azidobenziodoxolone, [21] α ‐carbonyl alkyl bromides, [22] thiocyanates, [23] TMSN 3 , [24] DTBP, [25] alkyl nitriles or acetone, [26] α ‐bromo diethyl malonate, [27] alkylcarboxylic acids, [28] cycloalkanes, [29] and DCM [30] were usually driven as unary synthons. However, it could be inevitably found that all these reactions were almost invovled aniline‐linked 1,7‐enynes, while phenol‐linked 1,7‐enynes was very seldom used in this transformation due to their poor reactivity.…”