原来这儿有一条 如此宽敞的地道啊
“Turns out there's such a spacious secret passage here.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
还能在陛下的寝宫见到
“after being sent to the Cold Palace.”
原来 这儿有一条 如此宽敞 的地道 啊
“Turns out there's such a spacious secret passage here.”
之前
“It wasn't”
“I finally found the secret passage hidden right under the Emperor's nose.”
Imperial palaces in Chinese historical lore frequently feature hidden passages for escape, espionage, or covert movements during palace coups.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
as it turns out / so it was all along
Used at the start of a sentence when realizing a previously unknown fact or truth.
so / such / to this degree
A literary or elevated adverb placed before adjectives to mean 'so' or 'such'.
Adds an exclamatory tone marking a sudden realization and emotional discovery.