你这个小女子有本事
“You've got guts, young lady.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
好 好 好
“Fine, fine.”
你 这个 小女子 有本事
“You've got guts, young lady.”
“You stole my family's feng shui treasure land.”
“You think you're clever, but you're just an insolent thief who crossed the wrong person.”
Addressing an opponent with diminutive labels while praising their 'skill' is a classic rhetorical device to express contempt and indignation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
young woman; female (condescending when used by an elder or adversary)
Often carries a patriarchal, patronizing, or dismissive nuance when spoken by an antagonist.
to be capable; to have skills/nerve
When spoken with an ironic or angry tone, it means 'you've got a lot of nerve' rather than literal praise.