After all, Magic Items had more than a dozen broad categories alone.
That was without even counting the niche ones.
Or the DIY components.
Weapons, clothes, hats, shoes, socks, gloves, bracelets, earrings, rings, belts, and so on...
If you felt like it.
Or wanted to go a little more punk.
You could even put on lip studs and nose rings.
Besides, this was the real world.
Not a game where you only had the equipment slots the developers gave you.
In other words.
As long as you could wear it.
There was no limit to how many items you could equip.
Take a belt, for example.
The belt itself was an item, and whatever hung from it could be items too.
Even the modified Blue Repellent Orb hanging from Lan Qingyou's Magic Wand was an item.
The only difference was whether those items had stat-boosting modifiers.
All right.
Some equipment really did lack those modifiers.
But with the fantasy tree!
Anything was possible!
So Lan Qingyou immediately got to work making every item component she could think of.
She was shrewd.
She knew that separate parts of an object could count as items too.
And boost her stats.
So...
A dagger was a dagger, but its sheath could be a separate item, as could the little decorative charm hanging from that sheath.
Clothes were clothes, but a jacket could be a separate item, and so could its zipper.
With everything broken down into individual pieces like that.
Lan Qingyou could wear more than thirty different kinds of Magic Items.
She could have made it less complicated.
But she had done this specifically to prevent conflicts.
Or, to put it another way, to avoid the possibility of items worn in the same slot overriding each other's stats.
Of course, that was