What Mo Yi valued most was still the equipment in Honor of Kings. Those were the truly good things, and he could even buy Character Cards for heroes he did not yet have from the shop.
Third, the original functions remained unchanged. For example, he could continue grinding Honor of Kings until he had collected every hero's Character Card. At night, he could naturally chat with those heroes and learn new knowledge and abilities from them.
The fourth point was the most important change: how to obtain new games. Unlike before, when the Little World Game actively provided them to Mo Yi, it was now a self-selection system, with free games and paid games.
The free games were all real games that required Mo Yi himself to participate in. For example, since he was currently in Honkai World, games related to Honkai World's storyline would be highly likely to appear. Completing the game, or obtaining the corresponding achievements during the process, would earn him crystal rewards.
As for paid games, they were the same as before. He played them on his phone or computer, and after finishing them, he could receive the corresponding crystals and exclusive rewards.
With just one glance, Mo Yi saw all sorts of genres: Subor Contra from the ancient days, Cadillacs and Dinosaurs from the arcade era, Resident Evil and Diablo from the single-player era, DOTA and Dungeon Fighter from the online era, and Onmyoji, Azur Lane, and FGO from the mobile era.
Just looking at that catalog made Mo Yi feel like he was about to become invincible.
But when he looked at his balance of zero crystals, Mo Yi knew he had been thinking too far ahead.
Looking at the Subor games that only required single-digit crystals, then looking at DOTA and Dungeon Fighter,