Hill said casually: "If you want to get more, you have to give up some unnecessary things.
Do you still lack money now?"
Koyl's problem is that perhaps he has had too little in the past, so he can't easily let go of the things he has already grasped.
No matter if they are good or bad, they are ultimately his belongings.
The hardest hurdle for a poor man suddenly becoming rich is being too greedy and unable to separate from the clutter... wanting everything, wanting to keep everything, ultimately being dragged down by the past.
Not all the past will want to see you soar... shadows exist everywhere, those that persist without end.
Of course, these are things Hill has read in books many times but could never fully understand.
Until he himself became Hill.
Everything he encountered before turning 16 made him have little real sense of the wealth he possessed, and life in a noble castle, for someone with a decent background, turned out to be a kind of torment.
