真以为我毫无察觉
“Did you really think I was unaware?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
意图趁机倒逼大胤
“and intended to use this chance to threaten Great Yin.”
真以为 我毫无 察觉
“Did you really think I was unaware?”
“Ever since you claimed to be the heir of Crown Prince Chengde,”
“You foolishly thought you outsmarted me, but I have seen through your scheme from day one.”
In Chinese historical drama, uncovering a traitor's royal identity typically culminates in psychological dominance before physical retribution.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
really thought that; to mistakenly believe
Commonly used in rhetorical questions to expose someone's foolish miscalculation.
completely oblivious; entirely unaware
A formal, four-character idiom useful for describing total lack of detection or perception.