千金不换 真得不能再真
“We mean it seriously.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
陛下放心 我和七哥绝对不想做太子
“Your Majesty, please rest assured. Chi and I absolutely have no desire to be the Crown Prince.”
千金不换 真得 不能再 真
“We mean it seriously.”
“It's easy to say that when you're not involved.”
“I swear I have zero ambition for the throne, please believe me and don't suspect me.”
In imperial China, princes had to vehemently downplay any desire for the throne to avoid provoking the reigning emperor's paranoia or treason accusations.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
priceless; not to be traded even for a thousand pieces of gold
Used idiomatically to emphasize something of immense value, absolute loyalty, or unshakeable integrity.
as true as can be; completely genuine
A colloquial hyperbolic pattern 'X得不能再X' used to reinforce absolute certainty or authenticity.