依旧没能转圜心意
“His Majesty still wouldn't change his mind.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
可惜圣上就算看到如此噩兆
“It's a pity that even after seeing such a dire omen,”
依旧没能 转圜心意
“His Majesty still wouldn't change his mind.”
恭喜太史丞 何来恭喜? 太史丞当初同意助我查案
“Congratulations, Deputy Director Xiao. Why congratulate me? Back then, you agreed to help me with the case”
“Our plan failed; his resolve remains unshaken.”
In traditional palace politics, once an imperial decree or inclination is settled, reversing the Emperor's mind ('转圜') is notoriously perilous and difficult.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to change one's mind / to reverse one's intention
A sophisticated, literary expression often heard in formal or historical registers when discussing stubborn decisions.