朕偏偏要你记得
“I want you to remember”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
她不能有事
“♪ There's no mistake in this life ♪ I can't let anything happen to her.”
朕 偏偏 要你记得
“I want you to remember”
你做错事
“[Taiji Hall] that when you do something wrong,”
“You will suffer this lesson so you never dare defy me or make this mistake again.”
The pronoun 'Zhen' signifies supreme imperial entitlement in dynastic drama, where the sovereign's will is absolute law and emotional defiance is swiftly crushed.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
deliberately insist on doing against wishes
Used to express stubborn determination to do the exact opposite of what someone else wants or expects.
to remember / to bear in mind
A standard verb for remembering, often used emphatically when telling someone to remember a harsh lesson.