Cao Cao's Wanling Fuwei, the most cost-effective gift package is 990 points.

Looking back at the skin sales methods in recent years, there are fewer and fewer styles sold directly in the mall. King of Glory is constantly being revised. In addition to the mechanism and gameplay, even the products have to be optimized to keep up with the aesthetic standards of the times, using gimmicks and linkages to attract players to consume. At the end of last year, the Legend of Treasures was airborne without warning, and this year the Unparalleled Treasures was added, successfully replacing the Honor Collection and becoming the most expensive skin in the game.

The highest-ranking Glory Crystal has seen its value plummet and has been coldly treated by the planners. Only one new member was added this year, and the subsequent limited-time exchange of soldier skins has been opened. Even the mall has begun to suffer. Brave heroes are listed as regular activity benefits, epics are placed in the monthly gift book, or are launched in the fragment store. Latecomers who want to buy a new skin, optimize the special effects and feel, have very few options, not to mention unpopular heroes.

Cao Cao's stats are finally looking good, and after the revisions, his flawed tactics have been shed. Now, the time has come to give him a new look, titled Wanling Fuwei. His backstory tells of a loyal general who, just as victory was about to be secured, was struck through the heart by a sword from his deputy. Unwilling to be annihilated, he absorbed the power of the heavens and earth, splitting the solidified darkness to return to the human world. His image resembles a general from the underworld, with a predominantly dark black palette, accented with cyan, gold, and flame elements, and his hair falling loose, conveying his struggle along the way. The quality is certainly there, but the theme is rather ordinary, so I'm not sure if you'll buy into it.