Genderbent: Robinson Crusoe

No System, no mutated creatures, no special abilities.

A male engineering student wakes up after a shipwreck in the Pacific and discovers that his soul has entered the body of Su Lin, a female geologist who was aboard the same ship. Stranded on a deserted island, he must face the challenges of surviving in the wilderness while adjusting to an unfamiliar female body.

From building a shelter to experiencing his first period, from failing to turn a drone into a rescue device to taming wild sheep, every survival challenge comes with the confusion of navigating a different gender identity. After discovering an indigenous tribe on the island and rescuing a girl named Xiao Wu, he has no choice but to reveal the truth about how he transmigrated. As they teach each other, modern technology and indigenous knowledge come together.

When a smuggling gang lands on the island and kidnaps indigenous women, he takes advantage of their prejudice against women to infiltrate their camp. In the end, he joins forces with the tribe to destroy the criminal gang. After returning to civilization, he faces the media's attempts to turn him into a “goddess of the deserted island,” as well as tempting business offers. He chooses to continue his geological research under Su Lin's name and establishes an ecological observation station on a remote island, turning his survival experience into educational practice.

Ten years later, now an internationally renowned scientist, he reveals in his award acceptance speech that true drifting means learning to chart your own course amid the storms others define for you. This is a story about survival, identity, and self-understanding, exploring how a person can redefine themselves when their soul and body are at odds.