不能再有一丝一毫的变故
“I can't afford to let anything go wrong again.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我走到今天这一步
“Now that I've come this far,”
不能再有一丝一毫的变故
“I can't afford to let anything go wrong again.”
谁拦我
“Those who try to oppose me”
“I've sacrificed too much to fail now; if anything goes wrong, heads will roll.”
In Chinese narrative rhetoric, invoking the long, agonizing journey taken to reach a critical juncture is often used to justify extreme ruthlessness and an refusal to compromise.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
the slightest bit; a tiny fraction
An emphatic idiom used in negative sentences to indicate an absolute zero tolerance or complete absence of something.
unforeseen change; mishap; sudden accident
A formal noun referring to unexpected and usually unfavorable developments.