你没有资格指责我
“You have no right to accuse me.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
同样背弃了誓言
“Didn't you reclaim your demon power too, betraying your oath just the same?”
你没有 资格 指责我
“You have no right to accuse me.”
“But why did he snatch Mu Long's pendant?”
“You are just as guilty of breaking promises as I am, so stop acting righteous.”
In Chinese moral discourse, one must possess personal virtue and clean hands before having the legitimate standing (资格) to rebuke others.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
have no right / standing (to do something)
A blunt, aggressive phrase commonly used during conflicts to shut down someone's judgment or interference.
to accuse; to criticize
A formal and forceful verb depicting direct blame or moral judgment.