只要你不做伤天害理的事
“As long as you do nothing evil,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那我就当你是常宁
“so I'll treat you as Chang Ning.”
只要你 不做 伤天害理 的 事
“As long as you do nothing evil,”
我还是会护着你
“I'll protect you”
“I know who you really are, and I will cover for you, but do not push my moral limits.”
Traditional Chinese morality often judges extreme wrongdoing not just by legal standards, but by whether an act violates 'Tianli'—the natural moral order of heaven and human conscience.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
as long as; provided that
Essential conjunction used to state a sufficient condition, usually followed by 'jiu' or 'hai shi' in the next clause.
to do things that offend heaven and reason; atrocious and unconscionable
A very common idiom used in everyday speech to describe deeply immoral, cruel, or wicked acts.