Divinecraft heard that outside, people named their dogs and cats things like "Lucky" or "Fortune" or "Coin." H…
Divinecraft heard that outside, people named their dogs and cats things like "Lucky" or "Fortune" or "Coin." How ordinary! How utterly common! Nothing like the name his owner had given him, Divinecraft, meaning "Heavenly Craftsmanship," evokes the wonders of creation and the ingenuity of inventors. What a wonderfully refined name!
Until one day, a Mohist Hill disciple visited the house. When he heard the cat's name, he burst out laughing. "Divinecraft? Hahaha! You must really, really want your diagrams to be collected by the Divinecraft Pavilion! Divinecraft. Ha!"
His owner protested, "What's so funny? It's like naming a dog 'Lucky'! It's just expressing a wish!"
...
What?
Just... just like Lucky?
Divinecraft's heart shattered into a thousand pieces.