你真当我会毫无准备 就来赴你的家宴?
“you think I'd come unprepared to your family banquet?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
李佩仪
“Li Peiyi,”
你 真当 我会 毫无准备 就来赴你的家宴?
“you think I'd come unprepared to your family banquet?”
今天就算是你不出手 我也会要让你死无全尸的
“Even if you didn't strike tonight, I'd still make sure you die without a body left whole.”
“You underestimated me; I saw through your trap before I even walked in.”
A deep-rooted trope in Chinese culture originating from the Feast at Hong Gate, where invitations to dine often conceal political assassinations or lethal traps.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
completely unprepared / without any preparation
Use this four-character chunk to emphasize arriving or acting without a contingency plan.
to attend a feast or banquet
A literary yet commonly used spoken expression for attending a formal or trap-like dinner.