First, this is a sentence from the ancient prose "Yongning Temple" by Yang Xuanzhi, an essayist in the Northern Wei Dynasty. The original text is as follows:

Hao is the brother of Huangzhuang. At the end of Xiaochang and Jixian, people in the town heard that Rong entered Luoyang and then went south. That year I entered Los Angeles, and Emperor Zhuang toured the north. Hao acceded to the throne and changed the title to the first year of Jianwu. Hao and Zhuang Di wrote: "The avenue is hidden, and there are bandits in the world. You can be righteous if you don't pursue money. I still have five emperors, but I have no six armies. Is Liuhe's wealth not the respect of the greedy emperor? Reached Erzhurong, entered Romania in his later years, worked diligently, and eventually became a thief of Wei.

2. Translate this sentence as follows:

If you don't covet the throne of the emperor, how can you plot the wealth of the world?