总有刁民想谋害朕
[zŏng yŏu diāo mín xiăng móu hài zhèn]
'There are always wicked people wanting to harm Me (the Emperor)', reflects the user possibly feeling under attack from those they might see as 'commoners', evoking historical imagery of emperors besieged by disloyal subjects, and could imply daily stresses or betrayals the person faces in their life or social circles.