Thus spoke Zarathustra

Nietzsche is a mighty thinker who opens wide horizons for the individual in the field of strength, self-confidence, and liberating life from poverty and humiliation, yearning to find a person who surpasses his humanity by striving and overcoming the elements, customs, traditions, and the beliefs that have been passed down through generations that weaken resolve. He poses a bewildered and hesitant stance when he tries to establish a society for his superior individuals. Rather, he is forced to overturn his priorities based on contempt for mercy and the merciful until he concludes by saying: "The world that is superior to humanity returns after this tendency to devote its love to the least."
Thus, Zarathustra sees the reason for destroying all the tablets of the commandments, and for denying the moral law in order to establish a new law beyond good and evil.