臣妾是开玩笑的
[chén qiè shì kāi wán xiào de]
The name translates as: "Your humble servant jests," borrowing terms and phrases commonly seen in historical dramas depicting ancient Chinese courtly etiquette. In these scenarios, “臣妾” (chen qie) refers to lower-ranking women like imperial consorts addressing the emperor humbly, so the user adds a humorous twist with light-hearted irony to show modesty playfully or mock authority.