毕竟我喜欢骑士可你姓王
[bì jìng wŏ xĭ huān qí shì kĕ nĭ xìng wáng]
'After all, I like knights but you are Wang' refers to unfulfilled fantasies. Here ‘Wang’ means king, contrasting with ‘knight.’ It suggests disappointment that despite liking knight-like qualities, the person has more regal traits.