The Heaven-Killing Society's Heaven-Killing Fate-Rending Book was both a true orthodox method of entering the Dao and a treasured tome refined through secret arts into a sect-suppressing supreme treasure.
Yet during the Spring-Autumn Great Calamity, this treasured tome had been personally shattered by the Tribulationless Daoist. Several great experts of the Heaven-Killing Society were also slain by the masters of the calamity weapons at the time, leaving Tu Menluo with only a portion of the scattered remnants.
Originally, such a sect-suppressing treasure was meant to anchor the Dao-order laws between Heaven and Earth, preserving "the Heavenly Dao's constant balance, that the orthodox law might never fall." However, after the Spring-Autumn Great Calamity, the Heaven-Killing Fate-Rending Book was affected by the changing of eras and fell from its status as a sect-suppressing artifact.
Even so, although this fragment of the Heaven-Killing Fate-Rending Book in Tu Menluo's possession had lost the immense power of a sect-suppressing supreme treasure, its remaining effects were still extraordinary. The fragment contained thirteen pages, and each page could bear one person's signature.
So long as someone wrote their name in the Heaven-Killing Fate-Rending Book, their fate pattern would be absorbed by it. That person's destiny and fortune would then all become part of the Heaven-Killing Fate-Rending Book's owner.
Conversely, the owner of the Heaven-Killing Fate-Rending Book could duplicate the destinies and fortunes recorded within it, then redistribute them anew.
Though this Heaven-Killing Fate-Rending Book had only these thirteen pages left, it still possessed all manner of benefits. Just imagine—if one used this treasured scroll to sign the fate pattern of the master of a Heavenly Punishment divine weapon, one could steal the power of Heavenly Punishment.
That was downright monstrous. This method of stealing fate patterns could be called heaven-defying. Take someone like Tantai Tanmie, for instance,