我比武安侯强多了
“I'm much better than the Marquis of Wu'an.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
从了我吧
“Just submit yourself to me.”
我比武安侯 强多了
“I'm much better than the Marquis of Wu'an.”
“If you submit to me, I'll spare your life.”
“Give up on him; you are much better off siding with me.”
Competitors in period dramas often directly denigrate the prestige or power of rival titled nobles to intimidate subordinates or hostages.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
far better / much stronger
A very common colloquial comparative phrase used to assert significant superiority over someone or something.
Emphasizes the extent of the difference in the comparative expression '强多了'.