苍北众卫士 悲愤交加
“The Cangbei soldiers are all filled with grief and anger.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
又何须再问 长公主死在了我大楚
“Since you've already known the answer, why bother asking? Princess Lingyun died in the Dachu.”
苍北众卫士 悲愤交加
“The Cangbei soldiers are all filled with grief and anger.”
他们认定 是定王府设下的鸿门宴
“They believe Prince Ding's Mansion deliberately set up this lethal trap.”
“They are furious and ready to retaliate; war is on the brink of breaking out.”
In historical narratives, the sudden death of royalty on foreign soil imposes a moral and martial obligation on loyal guards to seek retribution.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
grief and indignation mixed together
A formal four-character idiom used to describe an overwhelming surge of both intense sorrow and deep anger.