Food Blogger × Desert Island Survival × Lord Development × Food System
The plane crashed, and 26-year-old food blogger Jian Ning fell into the sea and washed up on an unnamed desert island when she woke up. There is no rescue, no signal, no trace of the civilized world - just the humid sea breeze, the unfamiliar jungle, and a mysterious system that calls itself the "Gourmet Lord".
The system told her: There are points for cooking, and the points can be exchanged for tools, drawings, and everything needed for survival. Starting from roasting the first whitebait using the lens of her spectacles, starting from building a crooked palm leaf shack, Jian Ning used a never-rusty kitchen knife and a pinch of salt to pry open the door to survival on this forgotten island step by step.
Cast nets to catch fish, drill wood to make fire, dig wild potatoes, and search for fresh water. A thatched shed with a drafty side became a mortise-and-tenon wooden house, the wooden house became a stone-based fortress, and the fortress became an estate with a vegetable garden, greenhouse, workshop and dock. She was not the only one on the island - a gray squirrel missing the tip of its left ear became her silent companion. The other survivors she met occasionally exchanged food for supplies, and then left each other after the transaction, without any alliance or entanglement.
But the island holds a bigger secret. The low humming deep in the rainforest, the breath-like vibration coming from the ground, and the ancient carvings on the stone wall of the altar - the "five essences of essence" mentioned by the system are scattered everywhere, and the central altar is waiting for her to complete the final trial. And she always has only one weapon: pot, fire, ingredients, and cooking hands.
Two hundred days and nights, two hundred dishes, from the survivors wolfing down coconut meat to the gourmet lord standing on the stone castle watchtower overlooking the entire territory. There was no one to help her, and she didn't need anyone's help. Make your own fire, build your own walls, grow your own vegetables, and walk your own roads. Lonely but not lonely, because every successful dish is a response to the island.
This is not a story about waiting for rescue - this is the story of a man who started from scratch and turned a deserted island into his own kitchen.
Concept: When the entire Internet is teaching people about "exquisite living", Jian Ning was trapped on a desert island and taught the system what real food is with a kitchen knife.
