他只要肯真心实意地帮孤
“As long as he's willing to help me wholeheartedly,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Can he possibly go back to work for Wei Yan?”
他 只要 肯 真心实意 地帮孤
“As long as he's willing to help me wholeheartedly,”
“I will give him anything he wants, but only if he pledges complete and unquestioned loyalty to me.”
In Chinese dynastic statecraft, absolute personal allegiance ('真心实意') took precedence over technical skill; a lord would reward loyal subjects generously while ruthlessly purging doubtful allies.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
wholeheartedly and sincerely; in good faith
A set phrase used to emphasize the absence of hidden motives or false pretenses.
as long as [one] is willing to
Used to introduce an essential, sufficient condition for an outcome.