叫我娘子可好叫我相公可好
[jiào wŏ niáng zi kĕ hăo jiào wŏ xiāng gōng kĕ hăo]
In historical dramas, '娘子' (niáng zi) refers to how ancient wives address their husbands affectionately; while '相公' (xiàng gōng) indicates the way ancient men would call their spouses tenderly. By using this name, the user may be playfully expressing desire to be referred to as beloved by others or yearning for romantic interactions in this style.