The Brave Begins! I Want to Live Until Disaster Strikes!

Chen Ye, a senior social worker, died suddenly while working overtime. When he opened his eyes again, he was lying in an endless green grassland, holding a gray slate in his hand - the Shika Slate. In "The Legend of Zelda", the exclusive props of the brave Link. The good news: He has entered the game world he is most familiar with. He knew every inch of Hyrule's map, every temple mechanism, and every monster's weakness by heart. Bad news: Calamity Ganon is still seven years away from being resurrected. As for his body, he was that of a ten-year-old boy. He was physically fit and had zero swordsmanship. He couldn't even wield a novice wooden sword. The brain is full of energy and the body is completely useless. There is no system panel, no one-click upgrade, and no save and restart. Injury is really painful, failure is really miserable, death is really death. In this ancient Hyrule, shrouded in darkness and rampant with monsters, an adult who knows everything but can't do anything can only rely on his calm mind, survival instinct, and a little bit of resilience hammered by reality to get up from his falls step by step, and build perseverance in frustration. Traveling alone in the wilderness, with mountains and rivers as companions. There are no shortcuts to growth, only sweat, scars, and the courage to start over again. This is a story about an adult traveling through the Zelda prequels, using the stupidest way to find the safest path.