Survival on Snake Island: I Just Want to Leave Alive

In the spring of 1949, a typhoon tore apart the stowaway boat and nineteen desperadoes drifted to an unknown desert island. Snakes are entrenched, supplies are scarce, and the closed environment has become the cruelest testing ground for human nature. Shotguns and beauty, betrayal and calculations - when survival becomes the only rule, everyone is falling into the abyss. There is an underground worker hidden among them. He has a mission, he must survive and reach the other side of the strait. In the midst of the chaos of demons, he endured, set up traps, and watched the villains devouring each other with cold eyes, but he always guarded the only glimmer of light on the island - a young man who drew the sun with charcoal. Fourteen days, nineteen people, only two survived. This is a survival game between a lurker and a beast. When the moment of rescue came, the young man opened the last page of his sketchbook and when asked, said softly: "It's nothing. All he drew are flowers and plants." He learned to be silent. That was the most important lesson on Snake Island.