但日记里 也没有对她不利的内容啊
“(But there's nothing incriminating about her in it.)”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“(Bai Shu had been guiding me to get the diary.)”
但日记里 也 没有 对她不利的内容 啊
“(But there's nothing incriminating about her in it.)”
围绕这本日记 她俩到底在搞什么名堂
“(What are they two) (really playing at with this diary?)”
“This doesn't make any sense—if the diary isn't damaging to her, why went through all the trouble to make me get it?”
Chinese mystery dialogues frequently hinge on finding 'unfavorable' (不利) material, where characters analyze items to uncover ulterior motives.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
disadvantageous to; harmful to; detrimental to
Extremely common idiom used in legal, business, and personal conflicts to describe evidence or conditions working against someone.
Adds emotional emphasis to the speaker's confusion and highlights the obviousness of the contradictory fact.