"You can say I'm selfish, of course. I do want my successors in the Dao lineage to have more choices. After all, there are ultimately too few Dao Wraiths like those of my lineage to satisfy the ever-growing demand, aren't there?" I had no intention of hiding anything.
"What are you talking about? Even I have hundreds of Dao Wraiths! When you say 'too few,' how few do you mean? How could it possibly be such a simple reason? You must have some ulterior motive you can't reveal!" Yu Su hurriedly said.
"Heh heh, have you ever heard the saying, 'quality over quantity'? If you're talking about other families' Dao Wraiths, I can naturally summon them too. Hundreds of thousands or even tens of millions wouldn't be a problem. It's just that the Dao Wraiths under my name aren't what you think. I won't form contracts with too many of them—probably no more than twelve." I smiled.
"Hundreds of thousands... tens of millions? Are you joking? Who could summon that many ghosts and gods? Obviously, you can only summon twelve, right?" Yu Su muttered.
I found it amusing and said, "What use is there in asking so many questions? The number of Dao Wraiths isn't a measure of strength. As for what happened in my previous life, I won't tell you, lest it stir up other memories."
Seeing that I was about to leave just like that, she tightened her grip on my hand. "Don't go! Even if what you said is true and I'm above tens of millions of Dao Wraiths, if I really sign a Dao-Life Contract with you, wouldn't my Dao lineage have to keep busy all day long?"
"More work means more rewards. I can't believe you still haven't figured that out, girl." I spread my