How lazyLoadComponentPlugin works with registerRemotes?

[DmitryNakhimovich]

In my host app, I use dynamic registration and loading of microfrontends via

"@module-federation/enhanced": "0.18.3",
"@module-federation/bridge-react": "0.18.3",

and register microfrontends at runtime as

registerRemotes([
  {
    name: scope,
    entry: url,
    type: 'var',
    shareScope: ['default', 'react19'],
  },
]);

My question is, how does registering a microfrontend via registerRemotes diff from using createLazyComponent from the lazyLoadComponentPlugin plugin?
Should I use registerRemotes along with createLazyComponent, or is registerRemotes and createRemoteAppComponent sufficient?

p.s. Currently, I'm using microfrontend loading like this:

registerRemotes([...])
...
createRemoteAppComponent({
  loader: () => loadRemote(`${scope}/${module}`),
  fallback: <Fallback />,
  loading: <LoadingIndicator />,
}),