本宫不拽怎称王
[bĕn gōng bù zhuài zĕn chēng wáng]
'If I’m not haughty, how can I be the king?' Here, '本宫' ('Ben Gong') literally means 'This Palace,' used by ancient Chinese emperors and concubines to refer to themselves in TV dramas or novels. It's used sarcastically here to imply grandiosity and arrogance.