总有刁民想日朕
[zŏng yŏu diāo mín xiăng rì zhèn]
'Zǒng yǒu dīáo mín xiǎng rì zhèn', literally means 'there're always scoundrels who think of (upsetting/harming) me every day'. Here '刁民'denotes tricky people and '朕'indicates the imperial self-pronoun in ancient China, used especially by the emperor. It's commonly seen when mocking people in daily life with the meaning of complaining about troublesome fellows who make you annoyed constantly.