It's not better to use the height for change the logic?

I think so @shargon

Now we can call native contracts like a normal contract, without inserting the method name for the native contract during execution. And now native contracts can be upgraded like a normal contract, and it supports upgrades based on methods.

If we only have access to version during Invoke how it will be used in a future?

In the future, we can update the native contract like other normal contracts. And the version will be updated too.

But your goal it's to be able to call older version? otherwise we can use the ContractState.UpdateCounter

But your goal it's to be able to call older version?

Here you can distinguish whether the new version or the old version is called, and then execute the corresponding logic.