待大长公主一命呜呼 我看你 大胆
“When she dies, -you will... -How dare you!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“How much longer can a sick old woman support you?”
待大长 公主 一命呜呼 我看 你 大胆
“When she dies, -you will... -How dare you!”
“Who made that rude remark?”
“Your royal patron won't last long, and once she is gone, you are completely at my mercy!”
Wishing death upon royal elders is an unforgivable offense in imperial China, highlighting the vulnerability of those whose survival relies entirely on patron protection.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to kick the bucket; to breathe one's last
A derogatory and irreverent idiom used to refer to someone dying, unsuitable for polite or respectful contexts.
Audacious!; How dare you!
A classic dramatic exclamation used by superiors or traditional figures to severely rebuke insolent, taboo, or rebellious speech.