Su Xin's visit to Shi Daoxuan did not stir up any great commotion, but the moves he made afterward left many Jianghu people unable to make sense of them.
After returning to Northwest Circuit, Su Xin directly issued an order: the entirety of Northwest Circuit was to spare no effort in helping Shi Daoxuan search for disciples.
And it was not only Su Xin. The Three Xiang Region, already under Su Xin's control, and the Golden Tent Khanate, which had declared its submission to Su Xin, also stated that they would help Shi Daoxuan seek out disciples.
Moreover, Su Xin personally met with many experts from the Seven Great Gangs, leading them to agree to his request and begin searching all across the Jianghu for disciples for Shi Daoxuan. The Nian Gang was among them in particular.
Though the Nian Gang's million members usually seemed rather weak, and while they claimed to have a million people, they likely could not even produce a thousand above the Xiantian Realm.
But finding disciples was not about slaughtering sects and exterminating clans; strength was not what mattered. The Nian Gang's million members were the most useful for this task—perhaps even more useful than all the other Seven Great Gangs combined.
After leaving the Seven Great Gangs, Su Xin also personally made a trip to Shengjing City to speak with Tie Ao of the Six Fan Sect, asking the Six Fan Sect to keep watch for suitable candidates.
In this age of great contention, the Great Zhou Dynasty had not produced a True Martial Realm expert. For that very reason, the court's power was now at its weakest; it simply had no strength left to oversee the entire Jianghu. Great Zhou even feared offending those Jianghu factions that possessed Heaven-Connecting Realm experts.
Thus, now