那就杀 毒杀剑杀 火烧水淹
“Then kill him. Poison, sword, fire or water?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“must not leave the capital alive. Good.”
那就杀 毒杀剑杀 火烧水淹
“Then kill him. Poison, sword, fire or water?”
殿下喜欢何种法子
“Which method do you prefer?”
“No matter how it is done, the target will die if you give the command.”
In historical and court narratives, subordinate schemers demonstrate loyalty to royal figures through cold pragmatism and willingness to use extreme violence.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
in that case; then
Used at the start of a sentence to propose a direct solution or reaction based on a preceding condition.