The と construct also has a meaning of cause and effect, but it can also mean that despite something (in the part before と) happening then the consequence (the part after) will/could happen as if it were already a given or a matter of fact.

その角右曲がると協会見えてくる。 If you turn right at the corner, you'll see the church.

To be specific in your case,

誰に何言われようと俺の生き方を変えるつもりはない。 No matter what anybody says I won't change my way of life.

The と construct also has a meaning of cause and effect, but it can also mean that despite something (in the part before と) happening then the consequence (the part after) will/could happen as if it were already a given or a matter of fact.

その角を右に曲がると教会が見えてくる。 If you turn right at the corner, you'll see the church.

To be specific in your case,

誰に何言われようと俺の生き方を変えるつもりはない。 No matter what anybody says I won't change my way of life.

The と construct also has a meaning of cause and effect, but it can also mean that despite something (in the part before と) happening then the consequence (the part after) will/could happen as if it were already a given or a matter of fact.

The と construct also has a meaning of cause and effect, but it can also mean that despite something (in the part before と) happening then the consequence (the part after) will/could happen as if it were already a given or a matter of fact.

その角右曲がると協会見えてくる。 If you turn right at the corner, you'll see the church.

To be specific in your case,

誰に何言われようと俺の生き方を変えるつもりはない。 No matter what anybody says I won't change my way of life.