可那凡人有什么好啊 渺小脆弱
“What is so great about mortals? They are small and fragile;”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
可那凡人 有什么好 啊 渺小脆弱
“What is so great about mortals? They are small and fragile;”
生命短暂
“their lives are fleeting.”
“Why are you wasting your divinity on someone so utterly insignificant?”
In Chinese Xianxia mythology, deities often view mortals as ephemeral, fragile, and unworthy of deep attachment or divine sacrifice.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
what is so great about (something)
A rhetorical phrase used to express skepticism, dismissiveness, or disdain toward someone's fondness for a person or object.
puny and fragile
Used to describe beings or entities that are tiny, defenseless, and easily destroyed.
Enhances the rhetorical force and disbelief of the rhetorical question.