I speak Chinese and I don’t know why those last three characters are combined with the first four characters. There’s something you can’t just simply put it into a translator.
“生而無悔” is a Chinese proverb which means “Live a life without regrets”. This proverb is usually said by people under some extreme situations. For example, a loyal soldier is captured by enemy and is going to be executed. Before she died, the enemy asked: “Did you regret serving your king?” And the soldier answered: “生而無悔! ”

The last three characters are probably Japanese words. “美野望” can be directly translate into “Beautiful ambitions”, but it also maybe some Japanese proverbs. Now we need a Japanese speaker to translate. LOL