Fire Arrows!

For modern industry, a limit of twenty-one fused items was simply far, far too few.

Any piece of modern machinery was made up of countless components, each with its own purpose.

Could twenty-one items really be fused into something you wanted?

In the original demonstration video, they had indeed assembled a simple robot.

That robot could only be considered a rudimentary Gundam model, yet it had already used quite a few parts.

More importantly, anything officially released was usually the optimal solution.

Yinzi shook his head and glanced at the scrolling comments.

'It feels like the handheld's performance is still limiting the game's development. If Zelda were a PC game, there would definitely be more things you could fuse.'

'Sprout must have had its own reasons for limiting the number to twenty-one.'

'Do there really need to be more parts? If the functions can be demonstrated with the fewest possible components, that's what makes it a masterpiece, okay?'

'That's not what I mean. I just feel like I'm a bit clumsy. I'm afraid that if I'm missing even one part, I won't be able to realize my ideas.'

'I've never doubted Old Thief. I just doubt myself. If my understanding of the game isn't good enough, my fusions will only get more and more cumbersome while still failing to achieve what I want.'

After seeing those words, Yinzi finally found an answer for the unease gnawing at him.

It wasn't that they doubted Sprout. They only doubted themselves.

There were too few geniuses in this world, and clearly, he was not one of them.

And everyone knew full well that they did not possess that much creativity either.

Things like creativity and imagination had long since been worn away years ago.

"That kind of hit home, but it's the