我更是讨厌自己的名字
“Therefore, I hated my name.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“So I didn't believe in him. Nor did I worship him.”
我更是 讨厌 自己的 名字
“Therefore, I hated my name.”
“Is Master Dragon Deity aware of all the worldly suffering?”
“My name represents a cruel joke or a burden that contradicts the real suffering in this world.”
Chinese names often embody parents' auspicious wishes or blessings; resenting one's name signifies profound disillusionment with one's designated fate.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
despises even more / hates all the more
Use '更是' before emotional verbs to intensify comparison against a previously mentioned negative feeling.