若有良人如纣王我愿为妲己
[ruò yŏu liáng rén rú zhòu wáng wŏ yuàn wéi dá jĭ]
This translates to 'If there is a good man like King Zhou (商纣王), I would be willing to be Daji (妲己)', referring to an infamous story from ancient China where Daji was said to bring downfall through her beauty. Here, it means willingness to support someone unconditionally, even at cost of personal reputation.