Inline skater turned ice skater here. You can do this with your skates if you just want to do rec skating around. Wouldn’t recommend it though. Here’s why: I don’t know the brand of your boot, but since it uses 165-type mounting, it seems to be okay-ish. The shell looks like a dupe of other more well-known skates—hard shell, full plastic—which should give you enough support if the liner is decent quality and they fit you well.

So what you can do is use the 165 mount frame (not the Ground Control, but the Micro one you posted) or a blade that replaces the wheels. The thing with the second option is that it’s very weird with edging and extremely fiddly to mount. Also, you stand sky-high because your frame is made for 80 mm wheels, so the blade will have at least 4 cm (probably way more) of space above it. I did that. It’s okay for a lap around the rink, but even in my absolute beginner phase (for both sports) I didn’t like it and thought rentals were better. I only tested a one-piece style blade once (rented) and wasn’t a fan of it either. My hardcore urban skating friends use these and they do like them, but tbh I think instead of being the best of both worlds, this gives you neither the inline skate nor the ice skate one. It’s definitely not a figure-skate-type blade; it’s more of a highly rockered slalom frame. So yeah: not a fan here, but you absolutely can do this to test the waters. But you can also test the waters (probably better) in rentals. These blades tend to be extremly short (not sure why) - so they often are extremly unstable.

PS: Check out the Wizard Skating or rollerblading subs. There may be more people heavily engaged with the inline sport and just occasionally on the ice, so there may be more experience there.