Lin Ye, who was laid off, used his severance pay to sign up for a cheap island tour, but the boat capsized. After waking up, he was lying on an uninhabited desert island with nothing, his cell phone was soaked in water, and the soles of his shoes were peeling. Next to him was a seagull with a beak that commented on his survival maneuvers every day. There is no system, no plug-ins, just hunger, heavy rain, wounds and survival choices that may go wrong every day. Drilling wood to make fire, looking for water, building shelters, making ropes, fishing... Lin Ye treats the desert island as a hard-core survival game, complaining about life while making the desperate situation his own territory.
