刺杀这件事 她当真全不知情
“Could she honestly be unaware of the assassination plot?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
凌云那丫头今日一番话 姐姐信几分啊
“Do you trust Lingyun's words today?”
刺杀这件事 她 当真 全不知情
“Could she honestly be unaware of the assassination plot?”
我才不信
“I just don't believe it.”
“There is no way she is as innocent as she claims to be.”
In high-stakes historical politics, claiming complete ignorance is a standard self-preservation defense, which experienced peers almost instinctively distrust.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
really; truly; genuinely
Commonly used in spoken Chinese to question whether something is actually true or just a facade.
completely in the dark; entirely unaware
A formal four-character idiom suitable for discussing legal culpability, conspiracies, or hidden facts.