朕不死你们终究是太监
[zhèn bù sĭ nĭ men zhōng jiū shì tài jiān]
'As long as I'm not dead, you will remain eunuchs,' where '朕(zhèn)' is typically used by the emperor in Chinese history to refer to himself, indicating power over others. The name hints superiority, absolute authority, and domination over other people's lives, possibly in a context outside traditional norms.