却说我爱他一样 让我百口莫辩
“but you said I loved him, leaving me unable to defend myself.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Just like when you knew I hated Ding Zhibo,”
却说我爱他 一样 让我 百口莫辩
“but you said I loved him, leaving me unable to defend myself.”
你就是用这套PUA的方法 看着那些爱你
“So you used this set of PUA tricks, watching the women who love”
“You deliberately frame me and twist the truth just to render me helpless and torment me.”
In Chinese interpersonal conflicts, being put into a position where one 'cannot defend oneself despite having a hundred mouths' signifies the height of emotional injustice and grievance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
unable to clear oneself despite a hundred mouths; unable to defend oneself against false accusations
Use this classic four-character idiom when you are framed or misunderstood so deeply that any defense seems futile.