Parents generously gifted an 18-year-old player a King of Glory V10 account with an astonishing number of skins. (II)

The story of gifting a V10 account as a coming-of-age gift sounds unbelievable, and in most parents' eyes, it wouldn't be their first choice. Brand names hold their value, mobile phones are durable, so what use is a virtual account that you can't touch? Buying one would be like personally sending your child into the workforce, with hundreds of skins, playing endlessly, and having just turned 18 with a long future ahead of them. This story circulates among the public, making players envious, while parents think it's ridiculous. However, the most surprising thing is not how luxurious the account is, but rather the parent's painstaking efforts.

Parents personally manage the business, implementing the "Glory Crystal Freedom" policy.

The question is, where did this V10 VIP account come from? Was it purchased online? By a power-leveling service? Or from a real user? Read on, and you'll truly feel the parents' sincerity. They are genuine veteran players, not just casual gamers who play a game or two to pass the time. They secretly managed the account themselves, raising it step by step to the top configuration, without their children's knowledge. They are truly core users of King of Glory, and calling it luxurious is not an exaggeration at all.

A player of Honor of Kings knows how hard it is to obtain a Glory Crystal. After waiting for ten years, he finally saw its value decline. He obtained Glory Crystals through multiple channels, and waited for the triple probability during the Spring Festival. He accumulated more than a hundred Glory Crystals, which were directly converted into a guaranteed value of 361. Getting them for free would take several years, not to mention that this V10 account had 5 Glory Crystals in stock. After logging into the game, this 18-year-old immediately obtained the latest Lu Bu Collection Crystal.

Understanding children's interests and being willing to share one's efforts is truly rare.

V10 is just a label; the real essence lies in the skins within the account, with nearly 700 different types. Keep in mind that in the ten years of operation of Honor of Kings, approximately 800 skins have been released. Including Brave, Epic, Legendary, Rare Legendary, and Collector's Edition skins, it has everything. There are also over 2,000 fragments in reserve. Now, with the accelerated consumption of items and the continuous updates to the fragment shop, veteran players have already used up most of them.

Tracking skin news, keeping an eye on version updates, and achieving the freedom of Honor Crystals all require careful planning. The moment you acquire an account, you can redeem the skin you've always dreamed of and fulfill everyone's wish list. This parent's warmth is something the child must cherish.

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