Zhang Qing, 28 years old, is a civil engineering construction worker. He has only one credo in life: if something goes wrong, look at the structure first.
Then the freighter he was riding broke apart. After drifting among a flock of birds in the Pacific for 72 hours, he was pushed onto a volcanic island by the tide. Personal belongings: a mobile phone soaked in water, a Swiss Army knife, half a bottle of mineral water, a few broken biscuits, and - a "survival guide" panel that appeared out of nowhere. The panel shows: health value 38%. Zhang Qing thought it was a hallucination due to high fever. But the hallucination will not help him identify the poisonous wild fruits, nor will it mark the "treasure chest" on the map. What's even more outrageous is that he found footprints on the edge of the lake in the crater. Not his. There was a fire in the cave that someone else had lit. An eye is carved on the bamboo tube. There are people on the island. And it's not a good kind. As a dustman, what Zhang Qing has to do now is not to arrange processes and calculate quantities, but to drill wood to make fire, fish for water, and use a saber and a panel to establish his own order on this barbaric archipelago. The problem is, those savages seem to think so too.
