[Recent whereabouts revealed] Currently strategizing a GBA masterpiece while a review is brewing

I really hope there are friends waiting for 'The Sixth Man of Resentment,' but please don't overthink it—just click around casually. In the future, just participate when you see it, and if you forget, you can always check the main post for the content. Although I'm in the third year of high school and have new tasks and need to conceptualize the plot, it's a bit overwhelming. Just paying attention is enough. (Nowadays, regarding the 'turning points in the frenzied state,' I personally think there are still some issues, so even if two-thirds is completed, I can't post it.)
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What I actually want to tell everyone below.

I wonder how many people have ever imagined that if, in a parallel world, there exists a small world right beside you and me that has always gone unnoticed, how would we face it? Should we take a risk and explore it? And all of this is the world unfolding to me through 'The Legend of Zelda.' The strange and magnificent micro-world begins with a hat that I happened to encounter, which can talk and has the power to shrink humans…

According to Baidu's account of 'The Legend of Zelda,' it has received all kinds of praise: since the first release in 1986, it has been the only game series that has received the most perfect scores from various gaming evaluation institutions in different island countries. It is also hailed as a recognized masterpiece in the history of video games. It can be said to be the prototype of any ARPG, and later RPG games more or less bear the shadow of 'The Legend of Zelda.' Its debut represents the beginning of a new era for gaming!

Since it's a masterpiece, how can one not play it? The game background extends from the classic Western fairy tale 'Jack and the Beanstalk,' intertwining the process of a hero growing and battling evil with a magical shrunken world, creating a grand and entertaining main storyline… (uh, if I go any further, this post would turn into a review…)

Because 'The Legend of Zelda' series has entries on various handheld platforms, the ones I can access are the SFC (Super Nintendo) and GBA platforms. And the one I am reviewing is the GBA game 'The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap' (although I am only now getting into this masterpiece, playing it now definitely won't leave any regrets. The details on the SFC are not as refined as those on the GBA, and the GBA version is truly top-notch and meticulous in its production.)

At present, I have already collected the third type of element and am on my way to the Valley of the Kings… (The save file I am sharing is at this point, and when I post the review later, I will provide the full completion save file, working hard to complete the game.) So, I am promoting it to friends before completion.Alright, that's it for now, I have to go back to the shrunken world——