你还有脸问我
“You have the nerve to ask me?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
塔主您这是为何
“Tower Master, why are you doing this?”
你 还有脸 问我
“You have the nerve to ask me?”
我让你替我看住寇晚
“I told you to keep an eye on Kou Wan.”
“You botched your duty and have the audacity to act confused? Shut your mouth!”
In Chinese culture, claiming someone has 'no face' or asking if they 'still have face' is a severe moral indictment implying shamelessness and disregard for social accountability.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to still have the nerve or audacity to do something
A highly confrontational expression used to shame someone who acts entitled despite obvious wrongdoing.