What are the great storylines in Robinson Crusoe

When he woke up, he didn't have any tools or food with him, so he took everything he could or needed from the ship. He pitched a tent out of a piece of cloth he had taken from the ship, and he lived in this "castle" – which he would later call "castle". He thought that there were no people living on the island, so he called himself the "king" of the island.

One day, he came across a wild beast, and he immediately killed it with a shotgun he had with him. If it were me, I would have been scared half to death by this beast. Then he found wild palms, oranges, lemons, and lime trees on the island, and he picked many of them and brought them home, and brought back a parrot and a flock of goats on the island, and his life was never lonely again; Until one day, when he lived on the island in his 21st year, he met a group of cruel savages who loved to eat people, and they were about to eat a wild man, and Robinson was very angry when he saw it, and he rushed up with a pistol, and killed all the wild men at once, rescued the captives, and named them "Friday", because it was Friday.

Robinson's life became very happy after that; Friday became his most faithful servant.

Escape from shipwreck, cave building, conversion of God, adventure around the island, story of the parrot, opening of the villa, discovery of the secret cave, story with sheep, acquisition of Friday, life with Friday, rescue of the two, recovery of the big ship, war of wolves...

That's basically it...

"Saving Friday" Robinson saw the brutal scene of the savages eating people, strengthened his "city wall" and came up with the idea of killing the savages. Once again, he saw the savages feasting on human flesh, and one of the savage captives escaped.

Robinson killed two pursuers and saved the wild man. Robinson took it as his slave and named it Friday. Friday quickly learned to dress, shoot, speak English, ...... under Robinson's tutelageBecome Robinson's most faithful servant and friend.

This article is from the English Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe

Robinson was looking for food, and he found a bunch of wild men who were going to kill their own kind and eat their own kind, so he saved one of them, named him Friday, because it was Friday, and then taught him to read and write, and became his assistant and good companion, and finally found a British ship, which helped Robinson get back to England.