The Great Black Heaven Impermanence Fate Scripture recorded a peculiar method known as Life Borrowing.
So-called Life Borrowing meant borrowing another person's fate.
Innate Fate was bestowed by the Heavenly Dao and could not be changed. Yet from a certain perspective, the Heavenly Dao was more like a machine, devoid of any thought.
Some people had broad, full foreheads and horn-like prominence upon their heads, the classic fate of an emperor, yet lacked acquired fortune. Their luck remained poor throughout their lives, leaving them trapped at the bottom of society.
Some possessed no small measure of fortune, yet lacked both blessing and fate. They often encountered calamity the moment they became wealthy, their hard-earned riches all going down the drain.
Life Borrowing was the merging of the destinies of those who had fate but no fortune and those who had fortune but no fate.
The conditions for accomplishing Life Borrowing were exceedingly harsh. Not only did it require extracting the origin of the person whose fate was borrowed, but it also required ensuring that person did not die. Otherwise, if the borrower died, the Heavenly Dao would sense it in the unseen.
What if I use it in reverse, lend my fate to someone else, then immediately take it back? Could that deceive the Heavenly Dao?
After giving it some thought, Jiang Chuan felt it was entirely feasible. Though he did not know what his own fate was, judging by his talent, it could not possibly be poor.
Once someone obtained his fate, no matter who the enemy was, their destiny should immediately change. The Heavenly Dao would inevitably sense it and send down tribulation.
"This method will work. Let me see how to merge Life Borrowing with the Dao of Karma and deduce Senior Wan Daoyi's Sixth Blade..."
Jiang