Making Zelda from the Start: You Dare Compare It to Genshin Impact?

Qin Feng transmigrates to a world with advanced technology, only to discover that its gaming industry is terribly backward. The market is flooded with pay-to-win reskins.

To show the players of this world what a true video game, the Ninth Art, can be, Qin Feng pulls out the ultimate weapon of open-world gaming: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

When the breathtaking sights of the Crimson Moon, Death Mountain, Skull Lake, the Dragon’s Exile, and the Arabu Plains once again appear before everyone, the entire internet erupts.

Dai Xiaomei: “You call this an ordinary little game? This is already a real fantasy world, isn’t it?”

Zhou Jie: “Zelda is the one game I wish I could forget, so I could play it all over again.”

Mozi: “I’ll never forget the first time I walked into Korok Forest.”

Tuo Xin: “I played for 300 hours before entering the New World. I cried.”

Tuanzi: “I’ve only played for four hours, and I’ve already died more than 20 times. Sob!”

Da Si Ma: “Come learn about the hundred ways to die in Zelda.”

This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.