不是 主子 你这样会累死下属的
“Wait, Master. I'll die from overwork like this.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你啊
“You will.”
不是 主子 你 这样 会 累死 下属的
“Wait, Master. I'll die from overwork like this.”
娘子放心 我们店里的药材都是上等上好的
“[Baozhi Pharmacy] Miss, don't worry. All the herbs in my shop are top quality.”
“Please slow down and take pity on me, I cannot keep up with this pace!”
In historical and wuxia fiction, loyal attendants close to their young masters often use humorous hyperbole to voice grievances without violating loyalty boundaries.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
exhausted to death; utterly worn out
A highly colloquial hyperbole used to describe extreme physical or mental fatigue caused by an action or person.
Functions as a sentence-final particle asserting a strong conviction about an inevitable result.