PS: This extra chapter is for book friend Tian Zhi Yin Shi's 10,000 Qidian coins tip.
Su Xin had lent the Buddha Bone Relic to Duke of Rong and the others for three days.
It wasn't that Su Xin was stingy. Duke of Rong and the others would have felt bad keeping the Buddha Bone Relic for too long.
After all, the Western Border Esoteric Sect had previously exchanged conditions to use it for three days. If they used it for free and still kept it longer than that, Duke of Rong and the others weren't shameless enough to do so.
Afterward, Duke of Rong and the others politely bade Su Xin farewell, and spread the news throughout Shengjing City.
Their real intention was to repay Su Xin for his kindness.
However, Su Xin now held a higher status than they did, and his strength was no less impressive. The things they considered treasures might not even catch his eye.
So they decided to publicize what he had done, hoping to change how the many martial artists in Shengjing City saw him.
After all, although Su Xin was renowned within the Imperial Court, his reputation wasn't very good.
One reason was that the Six Fan Sect's spies were spread throughout the land. They not only kept watch over the Martial Arts World's sects, but also monitored the Great Zhou's officials and martial artists.
After all, Great Zhou had given its Chief Constables and Military Governors considerable authority. Without some restrictions, the court feared they might harbor disloyal thoughts or even rebel.
For this reason, Great Zhou's dukes and nobles generally disliked the Six Fan Sect. No one liked being watched in secret.
The military was an exception, of course. It often worked with the Six Fan Sect, and the two