The official announcement for the May 5th Friends' Day event has been made, and the highly anticipated film "Ne Zha" will make its grand debut. (Part Two)

The Memory Gift Book updates seasonally, not including the 5v5 Black Festival event, but the timing just happens to coincide with this period. After using up your free slots and selecting your most desired skin, use the remaining refresh attempts to draw discounted skins. The discounts won't change, so there's no need to force yourself to spend money. The two returning skins this time are Baili Shouyue's Snow Leopard Frost Claw and Guan Yu's Hundred Dreams. After all, everyone has a limited budget. Keep reading, and you might find yourself less interested in the skins in the monthly gift book as you see the skins that are about to be released.

Dream Skin

Priced at 6 yuan, with epic quality, the production process involved a popular vote, making it extremely time-consuming. The first series was very successful, taking several years to finally design a premium version for each class. In recent years, the second series has been launched, with a slightly chaotic theme. The first to appear are Ake's Butterfly Dance and Kuang Tie's Dragon Rhythm, both themed "Music for You." As the name suggests, they feature musical elements. Ake received positive reviews, while Kuang Tie's was relatively ordinary and was criticized for being placed in the monthly gift book for discounts, which angered netizens. A concept was provided by players, and after the project was completed, players still had to do daily activities to get discounts, and were not allowed to ask for or give them away, forcing free-to-play players to break their rules and recharge.

Now, two more are coming up: Milady's Celadon Sparrow Song and Liu Chan's Super Night Owl Hero. Before the former was completed, it received a lot of praise on the forums. The theme was very fresh, adding mahjong elements to a child-friendly game. At first, I was quite worried that it would have the opposite effect and be complained about for promoting gambling. I didn't expect that the official would actually adopt this plan.

The mechanical servants around me transformed into miniature mahjong tiles, excitedly smashing them towards their targets with a resounding "pong" or "win" motion. Taking them out into battle was incredibly fun, although their strength wasn't high and there was still a lot of room for improvement. However, the fact that I bought an epic-level character for 6 yuan was too good to pass up. It would also be nice to display it. I have high expectations for Liu Shan. He changed his usual style, from bright colors in the past to dark colors now. The fighting and brawling had a unique flavor. Players voted for him themselves, and those who bought him felt it was worth the price.

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