总有些贱人想害朕
[zŏng yŏu xiē jiàn rén xiăng hài zhèn]
'There are always some despicable people who want to harm me.' In a playful imperial context ('朕', zèn, referring to 'me', traditionally an imperial pronoun), this expresses frustration about encountering people with bad intentions but also adds a humorous or sarcastic tone.