记得通知本宫一声
“I hope you'll inform me next time,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
只是眼下 他毕竟身份特殊 还望下次
“But now, he's the Emperor, after all. I hope you'll inform me next time,”
记得 通知 本宫一声
“I hope you'll inform me next time,”
“Do not dare bypass me next time, or there will be consequences.”
Using specialized palace pronouns constantly reinforces imperial hierarchy and demarcates absolute rank over interlocutors.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
I / me (royal self-reference used by high-ranking imperial women)
Found exclusively in historical and palace-drama contexts by empresses, high consorts, or senior princesses.
to give a heads-up / to notify
A common construction meaning to inform someone briefly or give advance notice.