Heavenly Dao

* Heavenly Dao Exists. According to its three thousand commandments, it decides whether you are right or wrong
* A person can live according to the Heavenly Dao's concept of good in their life but they can't obtain karmic luck until their next life, only karmic value or karmic sin.
* If one were to break one of the three-thousand commandments, they will gain a negative karmic value or karmic sin and vice versa.
* According to the scripture of Bloodline of sin, those with enough karmic value can live amongst the Heavenly Dao's in peace until a certain time, when they'll be reborn.
	+ Those who gain karmic sin will be sent to hell, a place that can be described with one word,  **Suffer.**

## Three Thousand Commandments

These commandments are things that shouldn't be read by mortals. They could scar one's will or perception of the world's sense of morality. Some of these commandments were straight evil. For Example,

* It was fine and dandy as long as one kills another who has karmic relations with them.
	+ 'karmic relations' was a very loose terminology. It simply meant, as long as you killed people you knew for more than a few minutes of a casual engagement or had a connected history with, you're okay. However, killing someone you never interacted with on any connected level is a negative karmic value. This was a complex, ambiguous concept. This meant that as long as someone from a clan, sect, or force offended you, you can slaughter their family and power without accruing a hint of karmic sin. However, let's say you saw a stranger being taken advantage of or possibly close to being raped, if you interfered and killed the culprit, you sinned. After all, that stranger and perpetrator held karmic links to you.
* If you're fighting on the orders of another, as long as your actions are aligned with their will, you'll be free of sin, and all of it will pile on them. Soldiers were given a pass, but all generals likely went to Hell.
* It is okay to steal as long as you don't steal more than you need.

These commandments overlapped too, so you can break ten and follow two, and your value will be scored as such.

# **Blessed**

Someone who is favored by the Heavenly Dao. All Blessed seems to have an invisible 'Karmic Luck Value' that determines how lucky they can be. This is like the typical protagonist of most novels where they have plot armor to save their life when they are close to dying or randomly stumbling onto great fortunes.

## Death of a blessed

When a Blessed dies everyone under heaven and earth freezes wherein a cloud with lightning gathers over the killer, were it strikes down toward the head.

## Types of Blessed

* **War blessed**-
	+ They generated their fortune through continuous conflict, oftentimes outrageously brutal or acquiring benefits from other's corpses. the Heavenly Dao presented these blessed with opportunities to earn through killing.
		- Eg:Jing Jiu
		 Yuan Longshi
* **Interlinked relationships**-
	+ They gathered elite talents and derived fortune from them, not just females. They established relationships and benefited from these relationships, but it also placed a huge emphasis on their karmic luck due to their reliance.
		- Eg:Long Chen
* **Exploitive blessed**-
* These blessed's objective was to exploit fortuitous encounters, be it people, things, or events. However, unlike the other two, their opportunities were not clear-cut, allowing them to either obtain nothing, something, or possibly everything.
	+ - Eg:Wei Wuyin
		Tian Xiaolu

### **Known Blessed**

1. Wei Wuyin
2. Long Chen(killed by Wei Wuyin)
3. Yuan Longshi(killed by Wei Wuyin)
4. Lin Ming
5. San Yongli
6. Jing Jiu(killed by Wei Wuyin)
7. Yi Yun
8. Tian Xiaolu
9. Yun Che(Evil Blessed)
10. Xia Jia

1. ↑  Chapter 231