After coming from the Legion Zone to the Trading Zone, Xiao Ran immediately felt that things were much livelier. The layout of the entire Trading Zone was no different from the Real Zone; the only difference was that the items being sold were completely different.
He merely wandered around and looked about, much like he was actually shopping. After coming out of just a few stores, Xiao Ran had already noticed the differences between the Trading Zone here and the one in the Real Zone. First of all, most of the goods sold in these shops placed even greater emphasis on versatility.
For example, Real Robot Mecha were like universal ports, full of limitless modification potential. Any component, plug-in, or weapon could be equipped onto a Real Robot Mecha through that universal port, giving it more capabilities and allowing every part of the mecha to be modified.
Super Robot Mecha, on the other hand, were more like fixed, independent ports. Only components and weapons that met the standards of those ports could be used on different Super Robot Mecha. Their vast variety was dazzling, making them difficult to find, and even then there was no guarantee of finding parts or weapons that perfectly matched the mecha's original configuration. Thus, the basic method of strengthening a mecha was to use more powerful universal components and weapons as external attachments.
Of course, melee weapons were basically universal. Axes, hammers, greatswords, and the like were also sold in the shops. Most lower-grade melee weapons were practically treated as consumables. Fortunately, most such equipment had different transformation abilities. For example, a rod with a length of one could instantly become a spear with a length of four when used. Xiao Ran found that rather novel.
So even if he equipped several such items on