"Sure enough, it turned into a Pseudo Artifact. Could it be because some underlying architecture is incompatible? But it makes sense, those electromagnetic muscle bundles that could be reused were already a bit outrageous, not like a 'Regeneration Memory Alloy'..."
Back in the "Yu-Gi-Oh World," Feng Xue looked at the mechas and exoskeletons that had all turned into Pseudo Artifacts. There wasn't a hint of disappointment on his face. These True Objects had served as reference materials for him, but the real focus was still on this set of blueprints.
The Constantin Snake Poison Series Mecha belonged to the main models among the fifth-generation mechas, with six variants: assault type, fighting type, fire support type, sniper type, infiltration type, and replenishment type, plus a prototype skeleton. Even ignoring some standardized content, there were more than twenty thousand pages of complex blueprints, enough to fill a room when printed out.
