看来他果然知道孤
“It seems he really knows about”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
如何
“how does that sound?”
看来 他 果然 知道 孤
“It seems he really knows about”
从霁州崇州各地征粮的事了
“my grain collection from all across Jizhou and Chongzhou.”
“My secret moves are exposed, meaning he is already anticipating my next step.”
The pronoun 'Gu' was reserved for feudal lords, princes, or crown princes in pre-modern China, emphasizing royal status and sole authority.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
it seems; it appears
Used at the beginning of a sentence to introduce a logical inference based on newly observed evidence.
as expected; indeed
Adverb used to confirm that reality matches a previous expectation or suspicion.