又怎么会轻易地相信只花一点钱
“would she have believed that a little money”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“If that court actress hadn't been so vain, craving His Majesty's favor,”
又 怎么会 轻易地相信 只花一点钱
“would she have believed that a little money”
就能在大酺演出时位列前排?
“could buy her a front-row seat at the Grand Festival?”
“You were scammed because your own vanity made you gullible.”
In imperial court hierarchy, seating close to the emperor at grand banquets offered rare visibility and prestige, driving palace members to risky actions.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
how could it be that...
A rhetorical device used to indicate that an outcome is completely illogical or self-inflicted.
gullibly believe; easily trust
Used when criticizing someone for lacking critical judgment or prudence.