No system, no mutated creatures, no special abilities
A male college student majoring in science and engineering woke up from a shipwreck in the Pacific Ocean and found that his soul had entered the body of Su Lin, a female geologist who died on the same ship. Living on a desert island, he not only has to face the challenges of survival in the wild, but also has to adapt to this strange female body.
From building a shelter to experiencing your first menstruation, from failing to modify a drone to call for help to domesticating wild sheep, every survival challenge is accompanied by confusion about gender identity. After discovering the existence of an indigenous tribe on the island and rescuing the girl Xiao Wu, he had to confess the truth about his time travel. The two learn from each other through teaching - a blend of modern technology and indigenous wisdom.
When a smuggling gang landed on the island to kidnap indigenous women, he successfully sneaked into the enemy camp by taking advantage of their contempt for women, and finally united with the indigenous people to destroy the criminal gang. After returning to civilized society, faced with the "desert island goddess" image created by the media and commercial temptation, he chose to continue geological research in the name of Su Lin and established an ecological observatory on a remote island to transform survival experience into educational practice.
Ten years later, he has become an internationally renowned scientist. In his acceptance speech, he said that true drifting is learning to anchor one's own direction in the storm defined by others. This is a story about survival, identity and self-recognition, exploring how a person redefines himself when his soul and body are misaligned.
