(Worlds confirmed so far: The Legend of Zelda, Dark Souls III)
He starts with nothing but a pair of underwear, a bootleg System as his cheat, and NPCs looking at him like he’s the plague.
Other people transmigrate with a golden finger. Link transmigrates with legal trouble.
When a truck smashed through a wall on the eighteenth floor and crushed him, along with his beloved PlayStation and Nintendo Switch, into “2D,” he thought he was done for.
But when he opened his eyes again, he was lying in the Shrine of Resurrection, wearing Link’s handsome face and pointy elf ears, with a heavily modified “Ninsuo handheld” at his waist. On the boot screen, the PlayStation and Nintendo logos lit up side by side, like two sworn enemies being forced to pose for wedding photos.
His System assistant, “Little Dummy,” wore a spherical secret identity resembling Xiao Ai, and opened with a critical hit:
“Master~ Should I hack into the shrine’s backend and open the door? Jailbreak permissions are ready, and your PlayStation VIP membership has you covered!”
And so, the first national cultural relic hacking case in the history of the Kingdom of Hyrule took place. At the scene, the ghost of the old king was squatting by the entrance, picking apples, and watched helplessly as the stone door, unopened for a thousand years, rumbled and slid open by itself. He stood there with a string of apples in his mouth, staring blankly, as if silently shouting:
“Hello, police? This generation of heroes is completely out of control!”
