Twenty-two-year-old Locke Wilson boarded the freighter "South China Sea" to escape his past, but became the only survivor on the ship due to a mysterious plague.
The freighter crashed and he was washed up on an unknown island by the waves.
The first days were full of despair and struggle. He carved "God is dead, only I survive" on the beach.
However, when the hope of rescue gradually faded, Locke made a choice: no longer wait for rescue, but to truly live on this island.
This is a story about survival and loneliness, giving up and perseverance, and the profound connection between humanity and nature.
It asks: Where is the true destination? When a person is completely forgotten by the world, how should he define his own existence?