Su Xin's formidable reputation had spread throughout the entire Jianghu, but to the Golden Tent Khanate, Su Xin's reputation—or rather, his fearsome notoriety—was even greater than it was in the Central Plains Martial Arts World.
Both of the Golden Tent Khanate's khans had died at Su Xin's hands.
The first khan, Mogo the "Heavenly Wolf," had been slain in the Central Plains by Su Xin and a group of Yang God Realm experts from the Seven Great Gangs. It could be said that Su Xin had truly made his name in the Jianghu by stepping upon Mogo's corpse.
Later, after Su Xin advanced to the True Martial Realm, he had killed their second khan, Erduo the "Mountain-Moving Ancient God," within the Golden Tent Khanate's own territory.
Though the Golden Tent Khanate could be considered a dynasty, the grassland peoples revered strength above all else. The harder you beat them, the more they feared and respected you.
Su Xin was precisely such a figure. Two successive khans had died at his hands, and their awe of him was beyond measure—so great that it had become downright nerve-racking.
Thus, upon learning that this item was intended for Su Xin, both Guli and Kunbu began to hesitate.
Zhao Songtao frowned. Naturally, he knew of Su Xin's reputation. If it were just himself, he certainly would not dare snatch something from Su Xin. The problem was that he intended to present this item to his adoptive father, Wang Jiuzhong.
Though Su Xin's might soared to the heavens, in Zhao Songtao's heart, his adoptive father was even stronger than Su Xin.
Zhao Songtao had never seen anyone so obsessed with the martial path.
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