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In Chinese, if you want to express the idea of "not going as far as to..." (不至于, bú zhìyú), you can use several alternative phrases or words that convey similar meanings:
1. 没那么严重 (méi nàme yánzhòng) - This phrase means "not that serious." It can be used in contexts where something is being downplayed or where the situation is not as extreme as it seems.
2. 没有那么夸张 (méiyǒu nàme kuāzhāng)** - This means "not that exaggerated." It can be used to indicate that a claim or situation is being overstated.
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不至于 (bú zhìyú) is used to express that something does not go as far as to do something else. For example, 不至于危及生命 (it's unlikely to threaten his life).
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