深爱即是死罪又怎会怕
[shēn ài jí shì sĭ zuì yòu zĕn huì pà]
Here the person equates loving someone deeply to a 'capital offense'. In this context, 'fear' isn't just fear for one's life but refers more broadly to the fear of expressing love or pursuing it. Hence, the phrase expresses that if one's deep love is seen as an unforgivable crime, then they would have no reason to be afraid of declaring or living in that love.