你随为师修行多年
“You have practised with me for years.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
师父解惑
“Master, please enlighten me.”
你 随为师修行多年
“You have practised with me for years.”
虽为天骄
“Although you are a genius,”
“You have been with me a long time, so you should understand what is expected of you.”
In traditional Chinese culture, a master occupies a father-like role (师徒如父子), commanding deep respect and carrying moral responsibility for the apprentice's growth.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
follow your master / accompany me as your teacher
A traditional, formal self-reference used by a master when addressing an apprentice in period or cultivation genres.
cultivate/practice for many years
Commonly used in fantasy, martial arts, or religious contexts to describe years of dedicated spiritual or physical training.