人人敬仰的景少卿是吧
“you're the admired Vice Minister Jing, do you?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你还当自己是
“You still think”
人人敬仰的 景少卿 是吧
“you're the admired Vice Minister Jing, do you?”
来呀
“Come.”
“You think you're still hot stuff, but you're completely at my mercy now.”
In Chinese historical drama tropes, antagonists often emphasize former official titles to accentuate the humiliation of an official who has lost power.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
admired and respected by everyone
A set phrase used to describe someone universally revered, often flipped sarcastically in confrontations.
right?; isn't it?
Common confirmation-seeking tag added at the end of a statement, frequently used rhetorically to corner an opponent.
Softens the rhetorical question into a sneering, mock-inquisitive prompt that demands submission.