Lord of the Islands in the Nineteenth Century [Comprehensive Masterpieces]

You start with a broken raft, you have to pick up all the equipment, and you build your own house. Leya, who was playing a survival game, opened her eyes and found that she had entered the game and was living on a desert island. Good news, the game panel followed her through time. Bad news, it says [Novice Mission: Desert Island Survival (30/30)] With no other choice, Leya rolled up her sleeves and went to work cutting down trees, fishing, building thatched houses, and going out to sea to fish on rafts. On the day she completed her mission, a new map was unlocked. The pleasant-looking NPC Ma told her that she was actually the heir to the nearby islands. There were islands that flew in the sky, ones that sank in the water, and those that ran around. The islanders included some big ones, some small ones, some weird ones, and some inhuman ones. Now that the one-month period has arrived, we welcome the return of the island owner! Looking at the newly unlocked game panel and the strange island technology tree she clicked on, Leya's eyes darkened. To develop production, revitalize the archipelago, and defeat possible foreign fleets in the nineteenth century? Me? Should I declare war too? * It's probably a story about desert island survival + archipelago infrastructure + why the neighbors are abnormal + the picked up captain who are you? A comprehensive collection of "The Count of Monte Cristo", "Gulliver's Travels", "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea", "Robinson Crusoe" and so on... It is a fantasy novel with an imaginary background in the 19th century. The male protagonist is Edmond Dantes. In fact, there is still half of the emotional line that has not been written in the copy, but I will leave it for now... Intention: Everything in the world has spirituality.