右丞 你也别太得意
“Don't gloat just yet.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
无人再听命于她了
“No one obeys her anymore.”
右丞 你也 别太得意
“Don't gloat just yet.”
“If you could get what you want so easily,”
“Wipe that smirk off your face; you haven't won yet.”
In traditional Chinese philosophy and narrative tropes, excessive pride ('得意忘形') invites sudden downfall; warning a rival not to be 'too smug' evokes the moral rule that hubris precedes catastrophic reversal.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
don't get too smug; don't flatter yourself
Frequently deployed in face-to-face confrontations to deflate someone's overconfidence or premature celebration.
Right Chancellor / Vice Prime Minister
A historical title referring to high administrative officials in imperial China.