Short-haired Zelda Is Cute Too

When the countdown for Tears of the Kingdom finally ended, the purchase screen on the handheld console officially unlocked.

Yinzi adjusted his chair and found the most comfortable position.

He leaned back slightly, and the back of the ergonomic chair tilted with him.

He immediately bought the digital version. Of course, he bought the physical cartridge too. For a die-hard fan like him, buying the digital version once and the physical cartridge again was no problem at all.

One was for a quick playthrough, and the other was for collecting.

Unlike the cover art of the previous game, where Link stood atop a large rock and gazed into the distance, this time he stood on a floating sky island, looking down below.

Both the sky islands and the strange green symbol behind the title seemed to represent extraordinary civilizations and power.

Without any hesitation, he clicked into the game.

Before the screen even lit up, a powerful heartbeat sounded in everyone's ears from within the darkness.

Thump!

It rang out once, then quickly fell silent.

In the darkness, a torch flickered to life, illuminating a deep brown cave.

Shadows swayed softly across the cave walls, while the hollow cave echoed with the sound of heels striking the ground.

The person holding the torch was a woman.

Soon, the view pulled back.

Two figures walked one behind the other. Link was in the back, while ahead of him was a short-haired girl with golden hair. Holding the torch high, she led Link step by step into the depths of the cave.

Behind them, a red-and-black evil aura continuously seeped up from underground, seemingly eroding the world bit by bit.

As the camera drew closer, the short-haired girl turned her face slightly. Her round, adorable features were framed by a flicker of