What's wrong with smashing a fairly bright and beautiful crystal ball without hesitation?

Maybe it's psychological irritability.

A crystal ball is a transparent spherical object made of crystal columns. The process of making a crystal ball is not easy. The birth of a ball needs to consume 4-6 times more material than its weight, and it is very risky when it is rounded, and it is often easy to crack and all previous efforts are wasted.

Introduction to the history of crystal ball: Celtic prehistoric tribe, known to exist in England in 2000 BC, was ruled by a religious figure named Druid, who was the first known person to use crystal ball for divination. Interestingly, Druids are similar to Stonehenge in early England, so they may be the first people to use crystal divination. Later, in the Middle Europe in the Middle Ages (AD 500 _ 1500), prophets, wizards, psychiatrists, Romans, fortune tellers and fortune tellers also used other types of crystals to "see" the past, present or future. Beryl is called a natural gem, and is often used for divination because of its transparency. The inhabitants of the Scottish Highlands call it "the power of stones". Although the early crystal ball was made of beryl, it was later replaced by a more transparent colorless crystal.