I should start by outlining the steps in a clear sequence. Maybe start with creating the PDF, uploading it to Google Drive, then generating the shareable link. Wait, but they might already have the PDF and just need to upload it. The mention of generating a link might also imply they want the file shared publicly, so others can access it without permission.
I should also think about other tools they might use, like using Google Drive's interface versus third-party tools. But sticking to the Google Drive method is safer to avoid recommending any potentially unsafe third-party sites.
Potential issues might include the user not knowing how to share the file publicly. They might have restrictions based on their Google account, so I should mention checking permissions. Also, if the file has sensitive information, sharing it publicly isn't advisable, so I should note that.
Let me structure the guide step by step. Start with creating the PDF if needed, then upload to Drive, adjust sharing settings, copy the link. Maybe include tips on making sure the link works correctly and warnings about privacy. Also, mention alternatives if they don't have the PDF yet. Need to make sure the steps are easy to follow, maybe numbered with clear headings.
But I need to consider possible variations. Do they need help creating the PDF in the first place? That could involve using tools like Google Docs to create a document and converting it to PDF. Or maybe they already have the PDF file and just need help uploading it to Google Drive. Also, when generating the link, Google Drive requires changing the sharing settings to public or allowing anyone with the link to view the file.
First, I need to figure out what the user means. "Bound by Honor PDF Google Drive" suggests they want to create or share a PDF file named "Bound by Honor" on Google Drive and get a link to it. They might have the document ready or need to create it first.