你 是黄鼠狼的小弟啊?
“So… you're a weasel's follower?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
是小弟
“More like a follower.”
你 是黄鼠狼的 小弟 啊?
“So… you're a weasel's follower?”
太惨了
“That's rough.”
“Seriously? You work for that guy? What a miserable gig.”
In Chinese storytelling and slang, being someone's 'xiaodi' implies subordination and often bearing the brunt of hardships for the boss.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
underling, lackey, or junior sidekick
Often used colloquially in casual speech or mob-genre tropes to describe someone's junior follower or henchman.
Softens the question and conveys a tone of mild astonishment or casual curiosity.