我真不会什么道法
“I really don't know any magic.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“This is your reward. I won't let you work for nothing.”
我真 不会什么 道法
“I really don't know any magic.”
你不是害怕了吧
“Are you scared?”
“You have the wrong person; I am not risking my life for this money.”
In Chinese fantasy and folklore, Daofa refers to magical techniques practiced by Daoist priests to ward off or slay demons.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
really do not know how to
Used to emphatically emphasize one's lack of competence or skill when pushed.
any / whatever kind of
Used as an indefinite pronoun before a noun to generalize and downplay knowledge or interest.