Thus, it begins through the negation to question all common ideas, values, standard norms, structures, systems, customs, truth and institutions which were taken for granted previously and to suspect its ground.
While reality is the most fundamental concept of Nietzsche, creation is the concept which conveys the most ultimate orientation of his philosophy. In order to overcome conventional values and create new values, it should start from a true understanding about reality. A value creator is not an idealist but a realist. According to Nietzsche, only the realists have the power to perform a noble task, that is, new value creation. The value creation is to yield a new form by overcoming and sublating the pre-existing conventional structure, system and values. Thus, it begins through the negation to question all common ideas, values, standard norms, structures, systems, customs, truth and institutions which were taken for granted previously and to suspect its ground. The premise in Nietzsches concept of creation is nobility of spirit. The nobility of spirit is the nobility of creators purpose and task. It is for the creation of new values, virtues, and forms which have not existed until now. For the creation, such a noble aim and will to power for achieving it, will to creation and will to responsibility for the future of humankind are required according to Nietzsche. In addition, the realistic methodology is needed. Nietzsches emphasis on reality implies a strong aspiration and request for the creation.