Her sacrifice merely extends these people's survival for a while, but it won't change the final outcome.
In other words, her sacrifice will ultimately be meaningless!
If it were Shi Potian, she definitely wouldn't do this!
But Amie couldn't do it; she was too soft-hearted to watch her tribesmen being devoured by beasts.
In the end, she was unwilling to abandon those tribesmen, even if it meant risking her life.
It might lead to total annihilation, leaving no one alive.
But he would rather die in the front.
This perhaps is the difference between people.
A person's character determines her way of doing things.
Like now, do you think Amie is wrong?
No, she's not wrong; she does this to save the tribesmen. At least her conscience can justify it.
But if it were Shi Potian, she might choose the most optimal plan.
Preserve strength and let the stronger live.
Only the stronger can survive on this land.
The weak will only be eliminated by nature.
