本王倒是清楚得很
“Well, I know perfectly well.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
下官没有 下 下官真的不清楚啊 你不清楚
“I haven't! I truly don't know! You don't know?”
本王 倒是 清楚得很
“Well, I know perfectly well.”
你瞧瞧
“Look!”
“You can pretend to be ignorant, but I already have all the evidence against you.”
Imperial titles like '本王' explicitly reinforce feudal hierarchy, instantly putting subordinate officials in an inferior and submissive position.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
this prince; I (royal self-reference)
An imperial first-person pronoun used exclusively by princes or feudal kings to project status and authority.
extremely clear; know all too well
The pattern '[adjective] + 得很' is a vivid spoken structure indicating a high degree.