The complete sentence of "cutting to rule forever" is "If one's nature even causes disaster, cutting means to rule forever" comes from Cao Cao's famous song "Guan Cang Hai" "Fortunately, I sing to sing my ambition."
The nature can even cause disaster, and cutting it off can lead to permanent cure, that is the literal meaning. It has no actual meaning and was added for the soundtrack.
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Similar sentences: "Fortunately, I sing to sing my ambition" from Cao Cao's famous song "Viewing the Sea"
For example, in the following examples, "Guan Cang Hai" and "Gui Su Shou", the former describes the heroic feelings facing the sea, and the latter describes Cao Cao's complacent mood after pacifying Wuhuan in the north, "Fortunately even , "Song to chant ambition" is not unrelated to the meaning of poetry. In the last song "Different Soils", the poet describes the scene of desolation in the wilds and the decline of people's livelihood, and laments that "the heart often sighs and complains, and the sorrows are full of sadness."
Explanation of words
Lucky: Fortunately, lucky
Even: very
To: reach the extreme.
Zai: Particle, expressing exclamation tone.
The last two lines of the poem are found at the end of each chapter of "Xianbu Chu Xiamen Xing". They should be the formula added when joining the music, and have no direct relationship with the content of the text.