看来 王妃真是不简单
“Seems the Princess Consort really isn't simple.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
不要再搞这些了
“Don't do such things anymore.”
看来 王妃 真是不简单
“Seems the Princess Consort really isn't simple.”
哪里不简单
“How?”
“She is far more cunning and formidable than she looks; we must keep our guard up.”
Saying someone is 'not simple' is a quintessential Chinese indirect evaluation, warning that a person possesses hidden resourcefulness or covert motives.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not simple; shrewd; extraordinary or formidable
A classic litotes used either as high praise or, frequently in social politics, to denote someone who is calculating and shrewd.
it seems; apparently
Used at the beginning of a clause to express a deduction based on recent observations.