神泣
[shén qì]
The name 'Shen Qi' translates as 'god's cry' in English. Gods generally represent supreme power, holiness, or authority; 'crying' usually conveys sadness, grief, or despair. Putting these two elements together suggests overwhelming sorrow or lament, possibly representing human fragility compared to omnipotent forces. The choice of such a powerful yet emotional nickname implies deep feelings or expressions beyond ordinary sorrows, maybe conveying grand sentiments about loss, pity, compassion or dramatic events.