Matriarchal Desert Island: The Bad Woman Clings to Her Wife, Who Has No Idea

[Deserted-island survival + gender-role reversal + rule-based horror + intense push and pull + everyone gets involved]

Stranded on a deserted island, with the laws of nature in ruins. In this world, where women are physically powerful and men hold low status, Su Zhe and his gentle wife, Lin Wan, cling to each other as they struggle to survive.

But then the island’s bizarre “rules of horror” quietly descend:

[Rule One: When the red fog rises, only the warmth and resonance of the opposite sex can keep your sanity from collapsing.]

[Rule Two: Every survival resource must be paid for with an equivalent stake called “emotion.”]

To get lifesaving fever medicine, precious fresh water, and protein for his frail wife, Su Zhe has no choice but to enter the territory of those dangerous women.

Yet the women who control the island’s resources all turn out to be people from his past, people Su Zhe once “saved”:

Shen Bingyan, the cold and aloof domineering CEO, was once pulled from the depths of despair by Su Zhe;

Long Ling, the feral, violent fighting prodigy, was once taught by Su Zhe how to control her anger.

On this isolated island where the rules have been twisted, Su Zhe awakens a certain “holy dew” aura that drives women wild. Those women, so cold and merciless out in the world, so high and unreachable…

Bearing his wife’s absolute trust while facing the almost pathological demands of former students and old acquaintances,

Su Zhe walks a tightrope between morality and survival.

“Teacher, stop hiding. This bottle of antibiotics in exchange for ten minutes by my side. That’s fair, isn’t it?”