大王又何曾信任过我?
“Has your king ever trusted me?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
就让我朔漠将士 白白送死吗?
“will justify my troops dying in vain?”
大王又 何曾信任过 我?
“Has your king ever trusted me?”
毕竟 到现在大王都没有告诉我
“After all, he still hasn't told me”
“Do not pretend you value me; you have never trusted me for a single second.”
Traditional Chinese historiography frequently explores the tragedy of the capable general versus the suspicious emperor, where mutual distrust inevitably leads to rebellion or tragedy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
when have (you) ever; never before
A formal rhetorical adverb used exclusively to emphasize that an action or sentiment never actually occurred.
to trust; trust; confidence
Standard formal noun/verb for mutual or hierarchical trust, especially in political or personal relationships.