Translating and presenting options
I’m thinking about how to provide an English translation accurately. I should probably ask if the user needs translation, polishing, or context only when it's necessary. I can translate, then provide both a literal and a smoother version, maybe something like: "Bane: The Magic paid what they believed was a fair price to get me—feels great." I’ll respond in Chinese since they used it, and also ask if they want a paraphrase or a different tone.
英文翻译：
- Literal: “Bane: The Magic paid what they believed was a worthwhile price to get me. That feels great.”
- Polished: “Bane: The Magic paid a price they felt was worth it to bring me in, and it feels great.”
需要我换成更口语/媒体稿风格吗？
