Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Lucky day inquiry - Count your sins. What is this?

Count your sins. What is this?

This sentence was said to the enemy after W became handsome. Because of its high fashion value, it has become a common stalk in the circle of playing (knight).

In the co-production theatrical version of W and DCD, it was revealed that this sentence was originally the mantra of Zhuang Ji, the former director of Minghai Office, and was later inherited by Xiangtaro. Doubt the difference between them: Minghai Zhuang Ji will count his sins before reciting this spell, while Shotaro Hidari will recite this spell directly.

The expression under different translations will be slightly different, but the meaning is the same. They are all handsome.

Count your sins.

Let's count your sins. Japanese: ぁなたのをぇよぅ

Roma: Oh, my mother and my Mi Tu.

"Let's count your sins" comes from the line of W》W- Shotaro Hidari in the masked knight W. Shotaro Hidari calls himself a tough guy detective, but sometimes he changes his ways because of emotional factors. He loved Fengdu since he was a child and said, "This city is my back garden."