Robinson Crusoe

When the ship crashed, all the crew members died at sea, and only the protagonist was thrown onto an isolated island. In order to survive, he braved the difficulties and used wooden rafts to transport daily necessities from the shipwreck to the shore again and again, and even almost evacuated a large ship. His tenacious perseverance is truly amazing. In order to protect him from the cold wind and attacks by wild beasts, he built his own unique residence and lived in a cave like a primitive man. One can imagine how lonely his life was! No one spoke to him, except the parrot who could only call out "Robinson Crosser" a few times. After all, the food he could get from the shipwreck was limited, so he had to try to hunt on the island. Since there were no utensils for cooking rice or stewing meat, he had no choice but to roast the animals he hunted and eat them, but he couldn't eat them like this forever. He really wanted to eat stew and drink soup like civilized people, so he thought of making clay pots and after a lot of hard work, he succeeded! In fact, in order to survive, Robinson made many things possible that many people think are impossible.