But put another way... it was inherently immoral.
After all, if the wager was lost, not only would the holder's stake be forfeited, but the twists of fate would naturally become theirs as well.
And once the twists of fate—that is, Destiny Gold Coins—accumulated beyond what [All or Nothing] could contain, they would be released all at once.
The released twists of fate would then turn into a vortex of fate.
When the vortex appeared, great chaos would soon follow.
So yes, it was inherently immoral.
"Does this thing have not just Wish Authority, but some kind of Greed Authority too?" Chen Luo could not help looking twice at the chip in his hand.
"Once I save up some Destiny Gold Coins, I should buy an item that can dismantle [All or Nothing]," Chen Luo thought.
Pure Wish Authority was far stronger than [All or Nothing].
The original Wish Authority only needed to create ripples in fate to obtain Destiny Gold Coins unconditionally, but with [All or Nothing], he had to gamble.
Fortunately, Chen Luo could cheat.
Wish Authority was the natural counter to [All or Nothing].
Because wishes were inherently an authority that hoped fate would move in a designated direction and ultimately obtain what one desired.
[Don't put it like that. This item has its advantages too. Pure Wish Authority doesn't have effects this good. You don't have to gamble, sure, but it also gives fewer Destiny Gold Coins. Besides, you can cheat. What are you afraid of?]
"That's true." Chen Luo nodded.
The reason Destiny Gold Coins obtained through [All or Nothing] were more plentiful was because Chen Luo's wager itself caused twists of fate.
And they were twists in the fate of Chen Luo, a "seed of transcendence," making them worth more Destiny Gold Coins.
Because