A Middle School Programming Contest, and You Bring Zelda?

On Blue Star, where the gaming industry is thriving, a game design competition is held for middle and high school students. Kang Shiyun, a 15-year-old middle school student who has been reborn, enters with The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, a masterpiece from his previous life on Earth.

While the other contestants are still making pixel games, his Breath of the Wild boasts an insanely awesome 3D physics engine.

While some are still making side-scrolling platformers, his is already a free-roaming open world.

Other games only have leveling and weapons, but he has weather, temperature, mounts, and cooking, plus tons of puzzles in his masterpiece!

"Is this really the work of a middle schooler?"

"Did this game enter a kids' competition?"

"The nuclear bomb fish-blaster is here!"

Just when everyone thinks that's all there is to it, Kang Shiyun turns out one masterpiece after another.

Animal Crossing, Tears of the Kingdom, The Last of Us, God of War, The Grand Theft Auto series...

"I'll say just this: I, Kang Shiyun, am not using cheats!"

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