我不是恐吓 只是实话实说
“It wasn't a threat. I was telling the truth.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
可惜了 没能亲眼看到太史丞恐吓人的样子
“What a pity. I didn't get to see how you threatened him.”
我不是 恐吓 只 是 实话实说
“It wasn't a threat. I was telling the truth.”
县主 请
“Your Ladyship. Please.”
“Don't accuse me of threatening people; the reality is just that grim.”
In aristocratic or courtly discourse, speaking harsh truths directly can easily be perceived as hostility, requiring the speaker to frame their words as objective reality.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to speak the plain truth; to be honest
A common idiom used to emphasize that one's statement is factual without exaggeration or malice.