Sacrificing one's life for treasures is hardly a wise choice. If a person is gone, no matter how precious the treasure, it loses its object of appreciation and use, reducing it to a neglected object left to gather dust through the passing years.
In this mortal life, the most precious thing is always life itself—the magnificent scenery witnessed along the path of chasing one's dreams, and the light of hope that can still bloom amidst adversity.
Never let greed blind your eyes or mistake external possessions for the entire meaning of life. Only by cherishing life can one comprehend the true value and beauty of the world.
Chapter 591