What is the dialogue line between the Jade Emperor and the Queen?

The dialogue lines between the Jade Emperor and the Queen are as follows:

King: Brother Yu, don't talk about Buddhist scriptures today. Look at the beautiful spring scenery in this royal garden. Should I watch it again with my brother?

King: As a queen, I enjoy this honor. But I have never enjoyed the joy of the world. My brother's coming here today is a godsend. In the future, my brother will be enthroned and I will be the queen. From now on, I will fly together. Isn't this a thousand joys?

Tang Priest: Buddha's heart is empty, poor monks are exhausted, and they have no chance to enjoy the wealth in the world, Amitabha.

King: You said everything was empty, but you closed your eyes. If you open your eyes and look at me, I don't believe your eyes are empty. Dare not open my eyes to look at me. What are you talking about?

Tang Priest: Amitabha.

King: Brother, don't close your eyes, just open them.

Tang Priest: What if I open my eyes to see you?

King: Brother, do you really dislike me? Today is a rare night, so promise me.

Tang Priest: Your Majesty, the poor monk has promised to become a monk and made a promise with the emperor of the Tang Dynasty. I hope your majesty will let the poor monk go to the west, if there is fate in the afterlife.

King: I just want this life, not the afterlife.

Royal brother address source:

Yu Di is an alias for Tang Sanzang called by the king of the daughter country. At the beginning, when the Tang King and Xuanzang met for the first time, Xuanzang knelt on the ground and said he was willing to go to the Western Heaven to learn Buddhist scriptures on behalf of the Tang King. Tang Wang was very happy after hearing Xuanzang's words, so he decided to give Xuanzang his national surname-Tang, and at the same time he became his half-brother.

Then the king of Tang went to the Buddha statue in the temple and worshipped it with Xuanzang for four times. Finally, the king of Tang called Xuanzang "the holy monk of the Jade Emperor", and that's how the name "Jade Emperor" came from.

Later, Xuanzang and his disciples went to the daughter country. The Lord of the daughter country fell in love with Tang Yan at first sight and wanted Tang Yan to stay with him. The daughter country loves the Tang Priest, and "elder brother" is just a way to express affection. Coupled with the Tang Priest's title of "Royal Brother", it naturally becomes "Royal Brother".