本宫不死尔等终为妃
[bĕn gōng bù sĭ ĕr dĕng zhōng wéi fēi]
'Ben Gong bu si er deng zhong wei fei' can be interpreted as 'Unless I am dead, you will be concubines'. Derived from ancient Chinese drama and novel contexts where the imperial empress asserts her authority over other consorts in the harem. It implies a person with high self-respect and determination, not willing to let others surpass themselves easily. The phrase may suggest someone confident in their power or superiority over others.