孤刚刚遇到一个死人
“I just ran into a dead man,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你绝对想不到
“You won't believe it—”
孤刚刚遇到一个死人
“I just ran into a dead man,”
“and that woman actually claimed he was her husband.”
“I just saw someone who should be dead, which means something very twisted is going on.”
Faking one's death (Jiasi) is a classic trope in Chinese historical and wuxia narratives used to escape purges, assume false identities, or conduct deep espionage.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to run into; to encounter
Standard conversational verb for unexpected encounters with people, obstacles, or situations.
a dead person; corpse (figuratively: someone presumed dead)
Can refer literally to a corpse or figuratively to someone supposed to be deceased who suddenly reappears.