Welfare system reform: Don't waste your 88 fragments; are these three epic items exceptions? (Part 2)

There are always exceptions to everything. That's right. When it comes to shopping, everyone wants to use the money they've worked so hard to save for the best items. To analyze it from another perspective, consider the skin designs, like phone models. Samsung or Apple phones are highly sought after, and they're released only once a year. After seeing the models and features, you start to feel itchy. Your heart tells you to go with your heart, while your mind urges you to make a rational choice.

New products are expensive, so it might be better to wait and see, perhaps later will be better. The problem is that the production of these products is endless, with new ones every day. It's like having 88 skin fragments in the King of Glory shop that you don't use. Wearing the original skin or the hero skin in battle lacks smoothness and interferes with operation. It's just like a phone overheating, slowing down, and lagging. Anyone would get angry.

Zhao Yun: The Future Era

Zhao Yun's Future Era has received positive reviews. The mechanical style is a favorite among many, and this statement is not misleading. The overall style is pure science fiction, transforming a warrior into a robot. The deep blue color scheme is paired with platinum, without any unnecessary frills. The focus is on a clean and efficient gameplay style. When skills are released, energy particles float around, creating a strong sense of impact. The ultimate skill has a clear range and the entire scene is clear, making it easy to catch enemies.

Online comments overwhelmingly praise its smooth skill combos, with precise timing for both entry and exit. Most importantly, it benefits from the Star Guardian skin, making it easy to switch to other colors after wearing the original skin for a while without getting bored. With 88 fragments, this level of completeness makes it incredibly cost-effective.

Luban No. 7: Run Fast

Run, Banban! Ranked in the future era, are you surprised that a hero can be compared to an epic hero? Lu Ban No. 7 is a popular marksman. Those familiar with him know that the developers have given him exceptional treatment: a Year of the Tiger limited edition, an arcade series, and a cute, endearing style that has won over countless fans. Even the hero version of this little dwarf in the canyon has an epic feel, fitting his humorous and quirky style. His skill effects include firing energy projectiles, a visible chicken explosion with his first skill, and a rocket trail with his second skill—a seemingly chaotic and disorganized design that perfectly embodies Lu Ban No. 7's brand.

After equipping it, the attack feedback is crisp, as if the attack feels intuitive and easy to use. It's so relaxing to wear it in daily ranked battles!

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