Traveling Through Hyrule Continent

The author's writing is good, and the trash protagonist is decently written.

In this game, only if you beat the enemy can you officially embark on the road of no return for the old gangster in Hyrule. After passing the Sword Trial, no one can stop you from becoming a gangster (except for the men who are determined to fight with you)

"The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" has magical power, which makes those who like it addicted. After lighting up the world map, you really start to explore the world. You want to clear all the temples (some are not only difficult to find but also difficult to clear), you want to find them all (everyone seems to be different), you want to complete all the challenges and tasks (some of them are really difficult), you want to be with everyone. I have talked to everyone (sometimes there will be interesting plots, and the conversation may be different at different times and places, "If you go to Paya without putting on your clothes, she will ask you to put on clothes first before you can talk normally"), and find all of Link's memories (some memory points are quite dangerous, such as the one in the castle). Even though I have finished defeating the four divine beasts (I found the monsters are more difficult to defeat after defeating...), I don't want to go to the castle to defeat Ganon (I don't mean to leave Princess Zelda there, mainly because it is troublesome to have to restart after defeating). I've always felt that Link was very, very cute (even if he didn't seem to say a few words). Of course, the above are limited to the content of the game card itself. Although I didn't play for a long time, I really had a lot of fun. (It seems like I said a lot of irrelevant nonsense...) _(°ω°∠)_Pure thoughts

Should Shrinking Cap and Breath of the Wild be written together?