Su Xin's display of strength had been highly successful. At the very least, the retainers recruited by those princes had become far more restrained, no longer daring to openly strike on the streets of Shengjing City.
The next day, dozens of dukes and marquises of the Great Zhou Dynasty either sent people over or personally delivered congratulatory gifts to celebrate the establishment of the Shengjing City Six Fan Sect. Prince Xiang Ji Yanyu and the others even came in person to offer their congratulations.
The Shengjing City Six Fan Sect had been established for several days already, yet they had only come to congratulate him now. Clearly, they had fully recognized Su Xin's influence in Shengjing City.
Su Xin had thoroughly gained a firm foothold in Shengjing City. With the authority of the Shengjing City Six Fan Sect, he could be called the foremost figure in the entire Six Fan Sect beneath the Four Great Constables.
Moreover, Su Xin had yet to relinquish his position as Jiangnan Circuit Six Fan Sect Chief Constable. This gave him even greater power in his hands.
For these Great Zhou dukes and marquises, befriending Su Xin carried no disadvantage. Should their clansmen or descendants commit an offense in the future, they could also put in a good word with Su Xin.
The other princes either came personally or sent representatives to offer congratulations, likewise revealing their intention to befriend Su Xin.
After all, Su Xin's move had had far too great an impact on the influence of princes like them.
Prince of Chu Ji Yanhao had originally intended to recruit Su Xin, but after this incident, he abandoned that notion. The current Su Xin was no longer someone any of them could recruit.
Many of Great Zhou's dukes and marquises came to offer congratulations